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davidpdx

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6. Hopefully the price of the stock will go back up now that they are making a profit

Reply to JayhawkSD (Reply #2)

Wed Dec 19, 2012, 09:39 PM

Dec 2012

I had hoped the price would have been higher by now. The other thing you have to factor in is the administrative cost of both the bailouts to the government. I'm sure that was quite a bit as well.

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When will the Wall Street banksters repay the federal government for bailing their asses out? bulloney Dec 2012 #1

Okay, here's some dialog. JayhawkSD Dec 2012 #2

And a little more on the banking side: bhikkhu Dec 2012 #3

Thanks for the link. n/t loudsue Dec 2012 #5

Do you have any credible links for that information? loudsue Dec 2012 #4

My link is a Wall Street Journal article that is behind a paywall JayhawkSD Dec 2012 #7

Hopefully the price of the stock will go back up now that they are making a profit davidpdx Dec 2012 #6

This is probably going to be terrible timing for the sale Morganfleeman Dec 2012 #8