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spin on this good news? http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/090323/wall_street.html?sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=TBD&ccode=TBD
From the article:
The government has been struggling since the credit crisis hit last fall to figure out a way to sop up the bad assets, many of them involving home loans.
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson never did come up with a solution and the Obama team has been wrestling with the same thorny problems of how to price the assets and make sure the government's resources are up to the task.
Seems like we're addressing the issues at hand. The market is up today because of the unexpected rise in home sales and the bank plan to free up frozen lending.
So, how will those who preach gloom & doom turn this positive news into a negative?
From the article:
The government has been struggling since the credit crisis hit last fall to figure out a way to sop up the bad assets, many of them involving home loans.
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson never did come up with a solution and the Obama team has been wrestling with the same thorny problems of how to price the assets and make sure the government's resources are up to the task.
Seems like we're addressing the issues at hand. The market is up today because of the unexpected rise in home sales and the bank plan to free up frozen lending.
So, how will those who preach gloom & doom turn this positive news into a negative?