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It's almost like no one learned anything from 2008.
It's almost like if you bail people out of their bad choices, they don't learn any lessons.
It's almost like someone was so disgusted by the situation that they wanted to create hard digital money that couldn't be printed.
But nah, that couldn't be it. Could it?
Lehman Brothers had just over $600 billion of debt when it filed. In other words, this is half as bad as Lehman Brother’s — absolutely not anywhere close to a minor event
Just depends on who’s willing to buy the debt and at what price.
Maybe we'll finally begin a real housing market correction.
Fingers crossed
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It's almost like no one learned anything from 2008.
It's almost like if you bail people out of their bad choices, they don't learn any lessons.
It's almost like someone was so disgusted by the situation that they wanted to create hard digital money that couldn't be printed.
But nah, that couldn't be it. Could it?
Lehman Brothers had just over $600 billion of debt when it filed. In other words, this is half as bad as Lehman Brother’s — absolutely not anywhere close to a minor event
Just depends on who’s willing to buy the debt and at what price.
Maybe we'll finally begin a real housing market correction.
Fingers crossed
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