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Hoffnung haben sicher noch viele. Nachdem der PPS bei neuen Nachrichten aber gerne mal recht "irrationale" Kapriolen macht (egal ob für uns gute oder schlechte Nachrichten), fehlt da wohl eher das Vertrauen in die Wirkung guter Nachrichten ;-))
Gruß, Kryo
Gruß, Kryo
wer kennt sich mit der einrichtung eines spendenkontos aus ? bitte BM schreiben, aber flott ! ;)
Brauchst du nich selber zu machen, ich hab schon eines eingerichtet - Kann dir die bankverbindung geben ;p
seit heute früh ringe ich ernsthaft mit mir, ob ich folgendes ot posten soll oder nich´...
was soll´s - ich kann nicht mehr an mich halten .... *schenkelklopf*
was soll´s - ich kann nicht mehr an mich halten .... *schenkelklopf*
Herr Dimon sagt, nicht jeder kann vom ökonomischen Systems profitieren.
Aber junge Leute sollten kämpfen um Arbeit zu finden und nicht demoralisiert werden.
Herr Dimon sagt auch, er unterstützt die Steuerpolitik um die Unternehmen zum Kapital zurück zu bringen.
Wo er Recht hat, hat er Recht.
Banker Jamie Dimon talks about Occupy, foreclosures, jobs and more
Jamie Dimon isn't losing sleep over the Occupy Wall Street protests, although the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase says he understands the frustration with the poor economic recovery among Americans.
On Wednesday, just before delivering the keynote speech at a downtown dinner for the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, Dimon talked with reporters about his perspective on Occupy Wall Street, foreclosures and much more.
Protesters in Seattle on Wednesday targeted Dimon and Chase — which emerged from the recession as the nation's strongest and most influential large bank. The protesters called on the public to move their accounts en masse to credit unions on Saturday.
Dimon said he can understand their frustration with Wall Street and Washington, D.C.
"They're right. In general, these big institutions of America let them down," he said. "That's not the same thing as to say that every bank was bad, every politician was bad. That's where I would disagree."
The chief executive, who considers himself a fiscally conservative Democrat, said that contrary to what some think, big corporations contribute to the economy because they "pay their people more, are more diverse, with health benefits. It isn't like they're the bad actors here."
Still, he recognizes not everyone is benefiting from the economic system.
"America has become more inequitable in the last 10 or 20 years. That's a fact," he said. "I don't personally think that's a good thing. I've been a big supporter of progressive taxes."
But, he said, young people who are struggling to find work should not be demoralized.
"Keep the faith. I wish we hadn't put them in this position. Remember those fundamentals always when you wake up: You are in the best country and it will come back."
To support job creation, Dimon said, he supports tax policies that encourage corporations to bring capital back from offshore accounts.
He also supports changes to immigration that allow immigrants who get advanced degrees from U.S. universities to stay in this country. "It's funny to say, 'Educate yourself here and then you have to go home.' "
Dimon said he thinks about job creation every day he goes to work. JPMorgan's efforts have been "astronomical," he said, through lending, hiring and making philanthropic donations.
This year the bank has hired a net 13,000 people, including about 2,000 veterans, while its small-business lending is up 71 percent over the prior year.
The bank also is adding new branches; in Washington, it's opened about 40 branches and plans 10 more next year, he said.
And it never reduced its philanthropic giving during the recession, he said. In Washington last year, Chase made more than $10 million in grants.
He understands some people are still mad about WaMu being sold to JPMorgan for a bargain price and the subsequent layoffs.
"What would you like me to do about it? Put yourself in my shoes," he said. "We try to do the best we can for Seattle."
The bank's acquisition of WaMu's mortgages has turned out to be a bad experience for Chase, Dimon said. The portfolio's losses are expected to exceed $40 billion, but that's not so bad, Dimon said, that he regrets buying WaMu in 2008 in a government-assisted fire sale.
Since that deal, Chase and many other banks have taken a lot of heat for foreclosures on homeowners who had followed the rules and applied for government-assisted modifications.
"We've done a million modifications, OK?" he said. "We don't want people to be kicked out of their homes. We are trying to keep everyone in their home that we can keep in their home."
Chase also made private mortgage modifications, lowering interest rates to as little as 2 percent and extending loan terms, said Dimon.
The regulations enacted after WaMu's failure and the broader 2008 financial crisis are a mix of the good, bad and ugly, Dimon said.
"So much of this stuff is gobbledygook written for totally wrong reasons, and it won't have the intended consequences they wanted," he said.
Measures that were intended to hurt big banks will instead hurt smaller competitors, he said.
A measure named after Sen. Dick Durbin, aimed at reining in banks' debit-card fees, was the most unfair.
"It had nothing to do with the crisis. That was a miscarriage of justice," he said.
Dimon said he's confident the U.S. will come out of its current economic doldrums.
"What we all want is a healthy environment that's growing and vibrant, that's giving jobs and opportunity to people. I think it's going to happen, by the way. It's just taking too damn long."
seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/...ology/2016674404_dimon3.html
Aber junge Leute sollten kämpfen um Arbeit zu finden und nicht demoralisiert werden.
Herr Dimon sagt auch, er unterstützt die Steuerpolitik um die Unternehmen zum Kapital zurück zu bringen.
Wo er Recht hat, hat er Recht.
Banker Jamie Dimon talks about Occupy, foreclosures, jobs and more
Jamie Dimon isn't losing sleep over the Occupy Wall Street protests, although the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase says he understands the frustration with the poor economic recovery among Americans.
On Wednesday, just before delivering the keynote speech at a downtown dinner for the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, Dimon talked with reporters about his perspective on Occupy Wall Street, foreclosures and much more.
Protesters in Seattle on Wednesday targeted Dimon and Chase — which emerged from the recession as the nation's strongest and most influential large bank. The protesters called on the public to move their accounts en masse to credit unions on Saturday.
Dimon said he can understand their frustration with Wall Street and Washington, D.C.
"They're right. In general, these big institutions of America let them down," he said. "That's not the same thing as to say that every bank was bad, every politician was bad. That's where I would disagree."
The chief executive, who considers himself a fiscally conservative Democrat, said that contrary to what some think, big corporations contribute to the economy because they "pay their people more, are more diverse, with health benefits. It isn't like they're the bad actors here."
Still, he recognizes not everyone is benefiting from the economic system.
"America has become more inequitable in the last 10 or 20 years. That's a fact," he said. "I don't personally think that's a good thing. I've been a big supporter of progressive taxes."
But, he said, young people who are struggling to find work should not be demoralized.
"Keep the faith. I wish we hadn't put them in this position. Remember those fundamentals always when you wake up: You are in the best country and it will come back."
To support job creation, Dimon said, he supports tax policies that encourage corporations to bring capital back from offshore accounts.
He also supports changes to immigration that allow immigrants who get advanced degrees from U.S. universities to stay in this country. "It's funny to say, 'Educate yourself here and then you have to go home.' "
Dimon said he thinks about job creation every day he goes to work. JPMorgan's efforts have been "astronomical," he said, through lending, hiring and making philanthropic donations.
This year the bank has hired a net 13,000 people, including about 2,000 veterans, while its small-business lending is up 71 percent over the prior year.
The bank also is adding new branches; in Washington, it's opened about 40 branches and plans 10 more next year, he said.
And it never reduced its philanthropic giving during the recession, he said. In Washington last year, Chase made more than $10 million in grants.
He understands some people are still mad about WaMu being sold to JPMorgan for a bargain price and the subsequent layoffs.
"What would you like me to do about it? Put yourself in my shoes," he said. "We try to do the best we can for Seattle."
The bank's acquisition of WaMu's mortgages has turned out to be a bad experience for Chase, Dimon said. The portfolio's losses are expected to exceed $40 billion, but that's not so bad, Dimon said, that he regrets buying WaMu in 2008 in a government-assisted fire sale.
Since that deal, Chase and many other banks have taken a lot of heat for foreclosures on homeowners who had followed the rules and applied for government-assisted modifications.
"We've done a million modifications, OK?" he said. "We don't want people to be kicked out of their homes. We are trying to keep everyone in their home that we can keep in their home."
Chase also made private mortgage modifications, lowering interest rates to as little as 2 percent and extending loan terms, said Dimon.
The regulations enacted after WaMu's failure and the broader 2008 financial crisis are a mix of the good, bad and ugly, Dimon said.
"So much of this stuff is gobbledygook written for totally wrong reasons, and it won't have the intended consequences they wanted," he said.
Measures that were intended to hurt big banks will instead hurt smaller competitors, he said.
A measure named after Sen. Dick Durbin, aimed at reining in banks' debit-card fees, was the most unfair.
"It had nothing to do with the crisis. That was a miscarriage of justice," he said.
Dimon said he's confident the U.S. will come out of its current economic doldrums.
"What we all want is a healthy environment that's growing and vibrant, that's giving jobs and opportunity to people. I think it's going to happen, by the way. It's just taking too damn long."
seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/...ology/2016674404_dimon3.html
www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111103000000000001.pdf
Herr Dimon sagt, nicht jeder kann vom ökonomischen Systems profitieren.
Gegenargument....
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8949 Notice of Agenda of Matters Scheduled for Hearing on November 7, 2011 at 11:30 a.m. (EST)
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Just two 'active' items on it:
1) The status report of the Mediator
2) The Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for an Order Extending the Time to File Its Designation and Counter-Designation of Record and Statement of Issues on Appeal
Just two 'active' items on it:
1) The status report of the Mediator
2) The Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for an Order Extending the Time to File Its Designation and Counter-Designation of Record and Statement of Issues on Appeal
Ob Herr Dimon das alles selbst glaubt, was er da zum besten gibt?
Dimon ist für regulatorische Reformen und harte Bankenaufsicht, glaubt aber, das man es effizienter gestaltet muß.
Die Übernahme von WAMU war für ihn schmerzhafter als er dachte.
Der bekommt bestimmt noch den Nobelpreis. Welchen dürfen wir uns aussuchen.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: 'I try to do my best every day'
In a sit-down interview with the Puget Sound Business Journal this afternoon JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon gave his thoughts on the stagnant economy, politics, Occupy Wall Street, Washington Mutual and the next generation of leaders.
Here's a few highlights:
- The acquisition of Washington Mutual was more painful than he thought it would be. The bank had to write down $40 billion in bad WaMu mortgages and anticipates that number will grow by $2 billion to $3 billion.
- Dimon is for regulatory reform and tough banking oversight, but believes it could be made more efficient. He believes the Durbin amendment -- which dictated how much banks can charge retailers in debit-card swipe fees -- was "a miscarriage of justice carried out in the middle of the night."
- He agrees with the Occupy Wall Street protesters and other Occupy movements that say big institutions let people down in the events leading up to the financial crisis. He says all he can do is his best every day, where he focuses on expanding, making loans, hiring veterans and building a strong company.
- You don't need to worry about his stress levels, even with all that's going on. Dimon says his blood pressure is 120 over 80.
- His advice for the generation just now entering the workforce is to "keep the faith." He believes the United States is the best country in the world and has a bright future.
At around the time of the interview, Seattle police used pepper spray on a group of protesters at a Capitol Hill Chase branch. Five protesters who had been inside the bank were arrested, The Seattle Times reported. After the arrests, protesters began heading downtown to protest Dimon's evening appearance at the University of Washington's "Business Leadership Celebration" at the Sheraton Seattle.
I'll be posting more later on this interview, so stay tuned.
www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2011/11/...+Business+Journal)
Dimon ist für regulatorische Reformen und harte Bankenaufsicht, glaubt aber, das man es effizienter gestaltet muß.
Die Übernahme von WAMU war für ihn schmerzhafter als er dachte.
Der bekommt bestimmt noch den Nobelpreis. Welchen dürfen wir uns aussuchen.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: 'I try to do my best every day'
In a sit-down interview with the Puget Sound Business Journal this afternoon JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO and Chairman Jamie Dimon gave his thoughts on the stagnant economy, politics, Occupy Wall Street, Washington Mutual and the next generation of leaders.
Here's a few highlights:
- The acquisition of Washington Mutual was more painful than he thought it would be. The bank had to write down $40 billion in bad WaMu mortgages and anticipates that number will grow by $2 billion to $3 billion.
- Dimon is for regulatory reform and tough banking oversight, but believes it could be made more efficient. He believes the Durbin amendment -- which dictated how much banks can charge retailers in debit-card swipe fees -- was "a miscarriage of justice carried out in the middle of the night."
- He agrees with the Occupy Wall Street protesters and other Occupy movements that say big institutions let people down in the events leading up to the financial crisis. He says all he can do is his best every day, where he focuses on expanding, making loans, hiring veterans and building a strong company.
- You don't need to worry about his stress levels, even with all that's going on. Dimon says his blood pressure is 120 over 80.
- His advice for the generation just now entering the workforce is to "keep the faith." He believes the United States is the best country in the world and has a bright future.
At around the time of the interview, Seattle police used pepper spray on a group of protesters at a Capitol Hill Chase branch. Five protesters who had been inside the bank were arrested, The Seattle Times reported. After the arrests, protesters began heading downtown to protest Dimon's evening appearance at the University of Washington's "Business Leadership Celebration" at the Sheraton Seattle.
I'll be posting more later on this interview, so stay tuned.
www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2011/11/...+Business+Journal)
Hi @all,
Agenda für 7.11. Anhörung;
wohl die interessantesten Tops für uns, soweit ich es gerade blicke, sind die folgenden (leider teilweise nur tbd, also "verschoben"):
Top --- Thema --- Behandlung
#3 --- IP transfer to JPMC --- tbd (to be determined)
#6 --- ...to change CH11 to CH7 --- auf den 22. Nov. verschoben
#15 --- ... Debtors sollen den max. Amount of Claims bestimmen --- tbd
#16 --- ... Willingham vs. WMI (mit EC joinder et al.): Summary Judgement & Relief from Autom. Stay
#19 --- ... EC Appel-Sache bzgl Designation and Counter-Designation ...
#20 --- ... Mediator Report (to be filed) - Sache
Viele Grüße @all
Mursili
8944; Order Scheduling Omnibus Hearing Dates
www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111102000000000001.pdf
Da hat Mary Hearing Termine bis 14 Maerz festgelegt.
Ob wir die alle brauchen?
faster: @cliffhanger 14:39 #166769
und die korrupten beamten der fdic haben in bewährter manier agiert, und für die gauner von jpm die kartoffeln aus dem feuer geholt. war ja nicht das erste mal, es gibt da irgendwo im net eine aussage eines richters zur fdic, wo er ihnen gewerbsmässige erpressung, betrug und andere kriminelle vorfälle vorwirtft. in einem bestätigeten urteil, grins.
Der Richter heisst Judge Lynn Hughes
As usual, Judge Hughes is acerbic in his opinion regarding the FDIC's conduct, noting in particular that FDIC officials
"lied about it all under oath" and they “discarded the mantle of the American Republic for the cloak of a secret society of extortionists."
Richter Hughes ist sauer in seiner Opinion betreffend dem Verhalten der FDIC. nichts ungeweohnliches das FDIC Offizielle "unter Eid luegen" und Sie haetten " den Mantel der Amerikanischen Republic abgelegt fuer die Buerde einer geheimen Gesellschaft von Erpressern"
Wer es genauer wissen will
Houston's Clear Thinkers: Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case
August 24, 2005
Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case
One of the more interesting (and longstanding) local civil lawsuits turned an interesting corner yesterday.
District Judge Lynn Hughes - imquestionably the Houston federal judge
most likely to challenge the governments position in any case -- handed down this 133 page iwroatlside yesterday ordering the federal Deposit to pay Houston Hnancier and longuirne
Hurwitz $72,5 million in sanctions for the FDIC's conduct in connection with prosecuting a civil lawsuit to hold Mr. Hurwitz and other directors of the defunct United Savings of
Texas personally responsible for $250 million in connection with the $1.6 billion loss resulting from the S&L's 1988 failure.
There is a lot of background to this saga. The FDIC sued Mr. Hurwitz -— the chairman and chief executive of Houston-based Maxxain Inc. -- and other United Savings directors (including in 1995. Interestingly, the FDIC did not contend in the lawsuit that Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam had looted United Savings; rather, the agency contended merely that Mr.Hurwitz and Maxxum had an obligation to invest more money in the sinking ship of United even aher it was clear that the S&L was going down the tubes.Meanwhile, Mr. Hurwitz and his attomeys smelled a rat, and they contended in a counterclaim that the lawsuit was simply a device to mollify environmentalists and pressure Maxxam subsidiary Pacific Lumber to give up 5,000 acres of redwood forests in Northern Califomia. The FDIC denied any such political motivation, but discovery in the lawsuit revealed that the FDIC representatives had, in fact,consulted extensively with environmental groups on the so-called "debt-for—nature" swap before filing the lawsuit. Judge Hughes was not pleased when that evidence was revealed to him, and he reiterated that displeasure in his opinion:
"The record shows that the swap was the only reason for this suit. It also shows that the FDIC knew that it had no factual or legal basis for its claims, and that its cases here and
in Washington were shams."
At any rate, the lawsuit lagged on for years, and I had a running joke with Mr. Hurwitz’s attomeys when would see them at the federal courthouse that they were engaged in the legal equivalent of Bill Murray's plight in Groundhog Day. After imnumerable run·ins with Judge Hughes, the FDIC tried to
just drop the whole mess in 2002, but Mr. Hurwitz refused to drop his counterclaim against the agency for improperly funding another govemment agency's investigation against Maxxum on the
same subjet matter of the lawsuit. As a result of that investigation, the Ofuce of Thrift Supervision tiled a similar suit against Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam for $821 million, but settled that lawsuit in 2002 for a paltry $200,000.
Houston's Clear Thinkers: Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case Page 2 of 2
As usual, Judge Hughes is acerbic in his opinion regarding the FDIC's conduct, noting in particular that FDIC officials
"lied about it all under oath" and they “discarded the mantle of the American Republic for the cloak of a secret society of extortionists."
Another gem: "It's hard to find a word that captures the essence of the F DIC's bringing this action.Irresponsible is close. Arbitrary, dishonest, exploitative, extortionate, and abusive all tit."
Judge Hughes concluded that Htuwitz and Maxxam "will recover their costs because the record reveals corrupt individuals within a corrupt agency with corrupt influences on it, bringing this litigation." The $72.3 million awarded to Maxxam and Hurwitz covers attorneys costs and interest
incurred in connection with the governmental investigations, which will be reduced to $15.3 million if the Fifth Circuit rules that Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam can only recover costs from the FDIC.
Posted by Tom at August 24, 2005 5 :21 AM
Comments
Ugh. This is a scandal of the first degree. Heads will roll at the FDIC. Responsible reporters will be
descending on Houston in droves to fully report this latest example of governmental abuse. And we
the people will now be much more skeptical of the motives of those who serve us in the federal
government. Right?
Posted by: Preston Tucker at August 24, 2005 6:55 AM
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www.kccllc.net/documents/0812229/0812229111102000000000001.pdf
Da hat Mary Hearing Termine bis 14 Maerz festgelegt.
Ob wir die alle brauchen?
faster: @cliffhanger 14:39 #166769
und die korrupten beamten der fdic haben in bewährter manier agiert, und für die gauner von jpm die kartoffeln aus dem feuer geholt. war ja nicht das erste mal, es gibt da irgendwo im net eine aussage eines richters zur fdic, wo er ihnen gewerbsmässige erpressung, betrug und andere kriminelle vorfälle vorwirtft. in einem bestätigeten urteil, grins.
Der Richter heisst Judge Lynn Hughes
As usual, Judge Hughes is acerbic in his opinion regarding the FDIC's conduct, noting in particular that FDIC officials
"lied about it all under oath" and they “discarded the mantle of the American Republic for the cloak of a secret society of extortionists."
Richter Hughes ist sauer in seiner Opinion betreffend dem Verhalten der FDIC. nichts ungeweohnliches das FDIC Offizielle "unter Eid luegen" und Sie haetten " den Mantel der Amerikanischen Republic abgelegt fuer die Buerde einer geheimen Gesellschaft von Erpressern"
Wer es genauer wissen will
Houston's Clear Thinkers: Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case
August 24, 2005
Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case
One of the more interesting (and longstanding) local civil lawsuits turned an interesting corner yesterday.
District Judge Lynn Hughes - imquestionably the Houston federal judge
most likely to challenge the governments position in any case -- handed down this 133 page iwroatlside yesterday ordering the federal Deposit to pay Houston Hnancier and longuirne
Hurwitz $72,5 million in sanctions for the FDIC's conduct in connection with prosecuting a civil lawsuit to hold Mr. Hurwitz and other directors of the defunct United Savings of
Texas personally responsible for $250 million in connection with the $1.6 billion loss resulting from the S&L's 1988 failure.
There is a lot of background to this saga. The FDIC sued Mr. Hurwitz -— the chairman and chief executive of Houston-based Maxxain Inc. -- and other United Savings directors (including in 1995. Interestingly, the FDIC did not contend in the lawsuit that Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam had looted United Savings; rather, the agency contended merely that Mr.Hurwitz and Maxxum had an obligation to invest more money in the sinking ship of United even aher it was clear that the S&L was going down the tubes.Meanwhile, Mr. Hurwitz and his attomeys smelled a rat, and they contended in a counterclaim that the lawsuit was simply a device to mollify environmentalists and pressure Maxxam subsidiary Pacific Lumber to give up 5,000 acres of redwood forests in Northern Califomia. The FDIC denied any such political motivation, but discovery in the lawsuit revealed that the FDIC representatives had, in fact,consulted extensively with environmental groups on the so-called "debt-for—nature" swap before filing the lawsuit. Judge Hughes was not pleased when that evidence was revealed to him, and he reiterated that displeasure in his opinion:
"The record shows that the swap was the only reason for this suit. It also shows that the FDIC knew that it had no factual or legal basis for its claims, and that its cases here and
in Washington were shams."
At any rate, the lawsuit lagged on for years, and I had a running joke with Mr. Hurwitz’s attomeys when would see them at the federal courthouse that they were engaged in the legal equivalent of Bill Murray's plight in Groundhog Day. After imnumerable run·ins with Judge Hughes, the FDIC tried to
just drop the whole mess in 2002, but Mr. Hurwitz refused to drop his counterclaim against the agency for improperly funding another govemment agency's investigation against Maxxum on the
same subjet matter of the lawsuit. As a result of that investigation, the Ofuce of Thrift Supervision tiled a similar suit against Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam for $821 million, but settled that lawsuit in 2002 for a paltry $200,000.
Houston's Clear Thinkers: Judge Hughes hammers the FDIC in the Hurwitz case Page 2 of 2
As usual, Judge Hughes is acerbic in his opinion regarding the FDIC's conduct, noting in particular that FDIC officials
"lied about it all under oath" and they “discarded the mantle of the American Republic for the cloak of a secret society of extortionists."
Another gem: "It's hard to find a word that captures the essence of the F DIC's bringing this action.Irresponsible is close. Arbitrary, dishonest, exploitative, extortionate, and abusive all tit."
Judge Hughes concluded that Htuwitz and Maxxam "will recover their costs because the record reveals corrupt individuals within a corrupt agency with corrupt influences on it, bringing this litigation." The $72.3 million awarded to Maxxam and Hurwitz covers attorneys costs and interest
incurred in connection with the governmental investigations, which will be reduced to $15.3 million if the Fifth Circuit rules that Mr. Hurwitz and Maxxam can only recover costs from the FDIC.
Posted by Tom at August 24, 2005 5 :21 AM
Comments
Ugh. This is a scandal of the first degree. Heads will roll at the FDIC. Responsible reporters will be
descending on Houston in droves to fully report this latest example of governmental abuse. And we
the people will now be much more skeptical of the motives of those who serve us in the federal
government. Right?
Posted by: Preston Tucker at August 24, 2005 6:55 AM
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Washington Mutual filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court a motion for an order, pursuant to Sections 105(a) and 363 of the Bankruptcy Code, (I) authorizing Washington Mutual to surrender and terminate certain insurance policies and (II) authorizing Pacific Life to distribute the policy proceeds. The aggregate cash surrender value of the policies is approximately $3 million. The Court scheduled a November 22, 2011 hearing to consider the motion.
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Schon traurig das der Gesamt Markt im Moment so lebendig ist und unsere WAMU mehr oder weniger einem toten Herz Patienten gleicht...
Wird das irgendwann auch mal anders...oder werden die guten Nachrichten, wenn sie denn kommen, verpuffen...oder werden schlechte Nachrichten...wie eigentlich immer voll in die Magengruber schlagen...
Fakt ist...es wird langsam ruhiger...hier im Forum...die Umsätze...sogar die Bash versuche...mal sehen ob sich das nochmal dreht...
Gruß an alle
Wird das irgendwann auch mal anders...oder werden die guten Nachrichten, wenn sie denn kommen, verpuffen...oder werden schlechte Nachrichten...wie eigentlich immer voll in die Magengruber schlagen...
Fakt ist...es wird langsam ruhiger...hier im Forum...die Umsätze...sogar die Bash versuche...mal sehen ob sich das nochmal dreht...
Gruß an alle
Keine Einigung der G-20 auf Finanztransaktionsteuer
Donnerstag, 3. November 2011, um 19:53
Die 20 führenden Industrie- und Schwellenländer (G-20) können sich weiterhin nicht auf die Einführung einer Steuer auf Finanzmarktgeschäfte einigen. "Hier gibt es leider die Positionen, die wir schon kennen. Einige sind dafür, andere sind nicht dafür", sagte Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel (CDU) nach den ersten Beratungsrunden auf dem G-20-Gipfel im südfranzösischen Cannes. Deutschland und Frankreich hätten sich "sehr intensiv" für die Steuer eingesetzt.
Der Gipfelgastgeber, Frankreichs Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy, warb erneut für eine Finanztransaktionsteuer. Sie sei "technisch machbar, finanziell unerlässlich, moralisch unumgänglich", sagte er in Cannes. Sarkozy hatte die Abgabe ursprünglich zu einem der Kernanliegen der französischen G-20-Präsidentschaft gemacht.
Länder wie die USA und Großbritannien lehnen die Steuer mit Rücksicht auf ihre Finanzzentren ab. US-Präsident Barack Obama hatte in bilateralen Gesprächen allerdings die Bereitschaft erkennen lassen, die Finanzmärkte stärker als bisher an den Kosten der Krisen zu beteiligen. Deutschland und Frankreich wollen die Steuer nun gegebenenfalls im Euro-Raum einführen, wo sie nicht auf die Zustimmung Londons angewiesen sind.
Die G-20, die zum Ende ihres Gipfels in Cannes am Freitag eine Abschlusserklärung verabschieden wollen, einigten sich offenbar auch auf die Möglichkeit höherer Mittel für den Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF). "Die Staaten, die dies wünschen, werden gegen Herbst 2012 ihre bilaterale Beteiligung an den IWF-Mitteln erhöhen können", hieß es in Teilnehmerkreisen unter Verweis auf den Abschlusstext. Demnach soll es Ländern gestattet werden, ihre vorübergehend erhöhten Einlagen auch nach der geplanten Verdoppelung der dauerhaften Beitragszahlungen beim IWF zu belassen. Deutschland und die USA hatten sich gegen eine generelle Erhöhung der IWF-Mittel gesträubt. Der IWF leistet derzeit auch bei der Unterstützung von überschuldeten Euro-Ländern einen Beitrag.
Wenig Erfolg hatten offenbar die Bemühungen, die festgefahrene Doha-Welthandelsrunde bei den G-20-Gesprächen wieder in Schwung zu bringen. "Die Doha-Runde steckt fest", sagte Merkel. "Ich habe mich sehr stark dafür eingesetzt, dass wir Fortschritte erreichen", fügte sie hinzu. Es sei "sehr wichtig", zumindest einige Bereiche voranzubringen. Die Arbeiten an einer Reform des Weltwährungssystems sollen nach Angaben Merkels unter der künftigen mexikanischen G-20-Präsidentschaft fortgesetzt werden.
de.finance.yahoo.com/nachrichten/...NsawNrZWluZWVpbmlndW4-?x=0
Donnerstag, 3. November 2011, um 19:53
Die 20 führenden Industrie- und Schwellenländer (G-20) können sich weiterhin nicht auf die Einführung einer Steuer auf Finanzmarktgeschäfte einigen. "Hier gibt es leider die Positionen, die wir schon kennen. Einige sind dafür, andere sind nicht dafür", sagte Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel (CDU) nach den ersten Beratungsrunden auf dem G-20-Gipfel im südfranzösischen Cannes. Deutschland und Frankreich hätten sich "sehr intensiv" für die Steuer eingesetzt.
Der Gipfelgastgeber, Frankreichs Präsident Nicolas Sarkozy, warb erneut für eine Finanztransaktionsteuer. Sie sei "technisch machbar, finanziell unerlässlich, moralisch unumgänglich", sagte er in Cannes. Sarkozy hatte die Abgabe ursprünglich zu einem der Kernanliegen der französischen G-20-Präsidentschaft gemacht.
Länder wie die USA und Großbritannien lehnen die Steuer mit Rücksicht auf ihre Finanzzentren ab. US-Präsident Barack Obama hatte in bilateralen Gesprächen allerdings die Bereitschaft erkennen lassen, die Finanzmärkte stärker als bisher an den Kosten der Krisen zu beteiligen. Deutschland und Frankreich wollen die Steuer nun gegebenenfalls im Euro-Raum einführen, wo sie nicht auf die Zustimmung Londons angewiesen sind.
Die G-20, die zum Ende ihres Gipfels in Cannes am Freitag eine Abschlusserklärung verabschieden wollen, einigten sich offenbar auch auf die Möglichkeit höherer Mittel für den Internationalen Währungsfonds (IWF). "Die Staaten, die dies wünschen, werden gegen Herbst 2012 ihre bilaterale Beteiligung an den IWF-Mitteln erhöhen können", hieß es in Teilnehmerkreisen unter Verweis auf den Abschlusstext. Demnach soll es Ländern gestattet werden, ihre vorübergehend erhöhten Einlagen auch nach der geplanten Verdoppelung der dauerhaften Beitragszahlungen beim IWF zu belassen. Deutschland und die USA hatten sich gegen eine generelle Erhöhung der IWF-Mittel gesträubt. Der IWF leistet derzeit auch bei der Unterstützung von überschuldeten Euro-Ländern einen Beitrag.
Wenig Erfolg hatten offenbar die Bemühungen, die festgefahrene Doha-Welthandelsrunde bei den G-20-Gesprächen wieder in Schwung zu bringen. "Die Doha-Runde steckt fest", sagte Merkel. "Ich habe mich sehr stark dafür eingesetzt, dass wir Fortschritte erreichen", fügte sie hinzu. Es sei "sehr wichtig", zumindest einige Bereiche voranzubringen. Die Arbeiten an einer Reform des Weltwährungssystems sollen nach Angaben Merkels unter der künftigen mexikanischen G-20-Präsidentschaft fortgesetzt werden.
de.finance.yahoo.com/nachrichten/...NsawNrZWluZWVpbmlndW4-?x=0
frage mich grad ob das auch anders rum geht
...speziell bei den WAHUQ - WAMUQ natürlich auch... *grins*
...speziell bei den WAHUQ - WAMUQ natürlich auch... *grins*
... Mittlerweile schafft man es, die postings von einem Tag nachzulesen-hat auch was.
Blue
Blue
Das ist doch ganz normal .Die Spannung muß erst wider aufgebaut werden!! Find ich persönlich besser als Euphorieblasen und OT .
Gruss Holzi PS:Lieber einen guten Beitrag von Faster oder andere mit gutem Hintergrundwissen als 10 Seiten die man jeden Tag in der Zeitung lesen kann !!
Gruss Holzi PS:Lieber einen guten Beitrag von Faster oder andere mit gutem Hintergrundwissen als 10 Seiten die man jeden Tag in der Zeitung lesen kann !!
Neues Motto: Weg vom Öl das ist Zukunft !!
wenn ich mir den WAHUQ-kurs ansehe, dann befürchte ich eine weitere verschiebung,
bzw. noch keine einigung der parteien.....
sprich.....das sich alles noch länger dahin zieht
was soll`s....wenn man eines hier lernt, dann eines sicher...
es nennt sich GEDULD !!
bzw. noch keine einigung der parteien.....
sprich.....das sich alles noch länger dahin zieht
was soll`s....wenn man eines hier lernt, dann eines sicher...
es nennt sich GEDULD !!
The Unsecured Creditor's Committee is not a happy place
The WMI bonds are all worth zero if there is no settlement or plan of reorganization. The bankruptcy court opinions are currently being appealed by numerous parties, including the UCC, and a resolution of the various appeals will likely be many years in the future...a situation which leaves the bankruptcy court's hands tied in the meantime. This means that the Unsecured Creditor's Committee is not a happy place. All of those note holders were in line to recover 100+ percent of the face value but now have nothing but hope. What can turn this unhappy situation around? We will hear on Friday with the mediation status report if there has been any progress by the UCC towards a readjustment of their attitude. Does JPM Chase bank really need to be gifted those tax refunds? Hmmm...
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_(A_to_Z)/...;tof=1&frt=2
Gruß
Dude44
*interessant*
für mich zählt die devise:
"mit allem was ich habe drin bleiben und nicht verunsichern lassen - top oder flop"
das dümmste was mir passieren könnte ist zittrige hände zu kriegen und die scheine zu verkloppen um dann ein paar monate später zusehen zu müssen wie sie durch die decke gehen...
*grins*
etwas optimismus ist da schon auch dabei - klar
aber: hin und her macht die taschen leer ;)
für mich zählt die devise:
"mit allem was ich habe drin bleiben und nicht verunsichern lassen - top oder flop"
das dümmste was mir passieren könnte ist zittrige hände zu kriegen und die scheine zu verkloppen um dann ein paar monate später zusehen zu müssen wie sie durch die decke gehen...
*grins*
etwas optimismus ist da schon auch dabei - klar
aber: hin und her macht die taschen leer ;)
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