I još nešto, svi oni koji natoje realno gledati na situaciju vanka, a samim time i kod nas, te ukazati na savim sigurne događaje, utjecaje, te nastoje biti nezasljepljeni euforijom i špekulacijama uredno dobivaju jedinice!

Svi posjetitelji koji čitaju PD imaju pravo biti informirani, te izabrati vlastitom voljom i prosuditi kako postupiti!

Još jednom ću iskoristiti priliku, uz dozu humora i citirati svevremenog Insp. Clusoa:

Čuvaj se Japanske konobarice ( Kato) u Kineskom restoranu koja ti nudi kolačiće sreće!

Veselje Insp. Clusoa nije dugo trajalo, bio je zatečen s gorkom istinom, spašavanjem golog života!

U kolačiću sreće pisalo je posve suprotno! [bye]

Pa daj postaj ljudima i link:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article4322508.ece

Šta je na duplerici danas?

indy-mac je bankrotirao, naravno da je postao penny-stock!
nego, koliko kod nas kosta Viktor Lenac?
to je bankrotirana firma, koja je maknuta s burze, nece toga biti uskoro kod nas, nego toga vec ima kod nas i bilo gdje na bilo kojem TK!

e, sad ako ti mislis da ce Viro i DLKV bankrotirat, zato sto si ih ti prodao s minusom, to je vec tvoj problem
[lol] [lol] [lol]

evo jos jednom za tebe i mamusa..da se "podsjetite [lol] [lol] i da pravilnoizaberete, ako znate protumaciti:

PS-nadam se da ce mi neko od Vas to iskomentirati, jer ovo je esencija, a sve ostalo su price!

laku noc [smiley]

Dobra večer! Nisam siguran da li je netko postao http://www.poslovni.hr/85898.aspx ,us vijetu se šire dezinformacije. A svi vi koji stalno pišete Crobex će dodatno pasti kao i Ameri i nema nam spasa,stvarno nemate pametnijeg posla,svi koji pišu na forumu si pismeni pa znaju čitati i informirati se stoga je zaista nepotrebno dodatno na forum postati loše vijesti. Plaćeni ste za to,stoga vam čestitam na trudu.

P.S. nekome će biti krivo,ali činjenica je činjenica; Croman je bio u pravu u svezi nalaiza od prije 3,4 mjeseca koje se sada ostvaruju,ali i on zna/predpostvalja što će dalje biti…

Statement by Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Washington, DC–Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. made the following comment today on news stories about "contingency planning" at Treasury:

"Today our primary focus is supporting Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in their current form as they carry out their important mission.

"We appreciate Congress’ important efforts to complete legislation that will help promote confidence in these companies. We are maintaining a dialogue with regulators and with the companies. OFHEO will continue to work with the companies as they take the steps necessary to allow them to continue to perform their important public mission."

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 11, 2008

STATEMENT OF OFHEO DIRECTOR JAMES B. LOCKHART

“I congratulate and thank Chairman Dodd, Ranking Member Shelby and the Senate for passing a sound and comprehensive GSE regulatory reform bill. This bill should help restore confidence in the housing markets by creating, on passage, a new, stronger regulator with all the necessary tools to oversee Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Banks. I am hopeful the House will act quickly and the bill will soon be enacted into law.

With this very turbulent market it is important to strengthen the regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and combine it with the regulator of the Federal Home Loan Banks as soon as possible as all of these GSEs are being asked to do more and more to support the mortgage market.”

Sad za sada nafta u silaznoj putanji

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15839171/site/14081545/

…. I malo brojeva u kontekstu.

In a statement timed to precede the opening of markets Monday, as well as a closely watched auction of debt by Freddie, the Treasury said it plans to seek approval from Congress for a temporary increase in a long-standing Treasury line of credit for the two companies
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Both companies are vital to the proper functioning of the U.S. mortgage market. If either company stumbled into serious financial trouble — a prospect that seemed more real last week as their stock prices crashed nearly 50% — that would deliver a brutal blow to the already weak housing market and economy.

Federal regulators, politicians and investment banks spent two hectic days swapping information and seeking to come up with the best ways of calming markets. From Washington, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson personally called the heads of some investment banks, trying to gauge the level of nervousness about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and determine whether they would participate in Monday’s $3 billion debt auction, according to people familiar with the matter. Timothy Geithner, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, also has been reaching out to Wall Street firms over the weekend to discuss the latest events.
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Fannie and Freddie shares both dropped about 45% last week and are down more than 80% from a year ago. Investors are worried that the companies eventually will have to raise large amounts of capital to cope with growing losses stemming from mortgage defaults. Freddie has announced plans to raise $5.5 billion by selling common and preferred shares but is likely to put off those plans in hopes of a calmer market. Fannie raised $7.4 billion in share offerings in April and May.

Fannie and Freddie were chartered by Congress to ensure a steady flow of money into home mortgages, but they are owned by private-sector shareholders and have their shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The two companies own or guarantee about $5.2 trillion of U.S. home mortgages, or nearly half of those outstanding.

There have long been legal provisions that authorize the Treasury to buy as much as $2.25 billion of Fannie or Freddie debt, but this generally has been viewed as a symbol of the companies’ ties to the government rather than as something they were likely to use

Release Date: July 13, 2008

For immediate release
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System announced Sunday that it has granted the Federal Reserve Bank of New York the authority to lend to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should such lending prove necessary. Any lending would be at the primary credit rate and collateralized by U.S. government and federal agency securities. This authorization is intended to supplement the Treasury’s existing lending authority and to help ensure the ability of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to promote the availability of home mortgage credit during a period of stress in financial markets.

July 13, 2008
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Paulson Announces GSE Initiatives

Washington, DC– Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. issued the following statement:

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac play a central role in our housing finance system and must continue to do so in their current form as shareholder-owned companies. Their support for the housing market is particularly important as we work through the current housing correction.

GSE debt is held by financial institutions around the world. Its continued strength is important to maintaining confidence and stability in our financial system and our financial markets. Therefore we must take steps to address the current situation as we move to a stronger regulatory structure.

In recent days, I have consulted with the Federal Reserve, OFHEO, the SEC, Congressional leaders of both parties and with the two companies to develop a three-part plan for immediate action. The President has asked me to work with Congress to act on this plan immediately.

First, as a liquidity backstop, the plan includes a temporary increase in the line of credit the GSEs have with Treasury. Treasury would determine the terms and conditions for accessing the line of credit and the amount to be drawn.

Second, to ensure the GSEs have access to sufficient capital to continue to serve their mission, the plan includes temporary authority for Treasury to purchase equity in either of the two GSEs if needed.

Use of either the line of credit or the equity investment would carry terms and conditions necessary to protect the taxpayer.

Third, to protect the financial system from systemic risk going forward, the plan strengthens the GSE regulatory reform legislation currently moving through Congress by giving the Federal Reserve a consultative role in the new GSE regulator’s process for setting capital requirements and other prudential standards.

I look forward to working closely with the Congressional leaders to enact this legislation as soon as possible, as one complete package.

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