Comments on: The year after Lehman Brothers

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By: Senan

Senan — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:40:48 +0000

Although not hugely significant yet monetarily, the current Dubai debt situation has the potential to run some more financial organisations into trouble. The reported debt level is manageable as it currently stands, I just wonder is it the tip of the iceberg.

By: lrodcrutch

lrodcrutch — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:39:45 +0000

You mention that if Lehman had been bailed out, other companies would have had to be bailed out as well. Of course, that happened anyway, so are you saying that the bailout would have been even greater? Of course, I realize it would have had to increase by the $40 billion to Lehman, but I’m talking about greater figures.

By: Tranen Capital

Tranen Capital — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:50:18 +0000

It seems however with 20/20 vision of the past, that many banks would not have responded as quickly as they did, if the government did bail them out. We are here now and the only way is foward, the financial landscape has changed, tranen capital is ready for those changes because real value will have to come back to the mean.

By: Senan

Senan — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 18:46:45 +0000

Well said Michael. I must admit I’ve never seen the bible quoted in connection with serious financial matters before! One thing though, Russia might be a mess at the moment, particularly considering now bust oil barons etc. but I do think it’s an oft forgotten powerhouse. Sure there’s corruption, harsh environment, and inward thinking, but it shouldn’t be underestimate as a player for the next 20 years.

By: Michael

Michael — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:57:09 +0000

Oh shut up with the stupid Bible. Most outdated piece of shit every.
And btw, Russia is a mess, you should get some basic economic education before posting bullshit all over the Internet.

By: Ewiak Ryszard

Ewiak Ryszard — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 22:30:13 +0000

The global financial crisis is not accidental. The Bible says: “At the appointed time [the king of the north = Russia] will return and come into the south, but it will not be as the former or as the latter. For shall come against him the dwellers of coastlands of Kittim [the West], and he will be humbled, and will return.” (Daniel 11:29,30a) What logical conclusions can be drawn from this forecast? If the Heavens planned a great return of Russia (and much suggests this) the present economic crisis will deepen, making it possible for Russia to regain the influence, which it lost after the break-up of the Soviet Union. In relationship to this, unavoidable will be the split or even a complete break-up of the European Union and NATO. After that, “the king of the north” (Russia) will come somewhere into the south. Many indicate that this might be Georgia. When this happens, the West will come against Russia. At that time, peace will be taken from the earth and the “great sword” - nuclear sword - will be used. (Revelation 6:4) However, it will be neither the great tribulation nor “the end of the world” (Armageddon). As Jesus foretold, that will be “the beginning of birth pains”. (Mathew 24:7,8)