yes! good idea...no point in waiting for the market to catch up...
it will eventually be at 50,000 dow... a bank should be able to do a
futures contract on that, then sell the paper.
Phil scott
> yes! good idea...no point in waiting for the market to catch up...
> it will eventually be at 50,000 dow... a bank should be able to do a
> futures contract on that, then sell the paper.
>
> Phil scott
Excellent!
While we're at it, let's BOTH write this fiction, and swap 'em, you
and I.
Next, we'll collateralize them and tranche them out.
Finally we'll create a conduit to market the tranches as mini-bonds;
A's to US banks, B's to the Eurozone, and C's to Hong Kong.
After that, we buy a couple Gulf Streams, take a junket to
Switzerland, and spend a week in St. Moritz getting the full spa
treatment.
That way, we'll look REALLY good on camera when we do our press
conference announcing 'serious financial trouble' in our product.
Finally, we back our fleet of semi's up to the Fed and load 'em up.
Aero, we'll load a spare semi with Benjamins, just for you!
Sweet! Ain't America Great!
.-=d00b
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you forgot to put 'product' in quotes... otherwise a superb Idea, we
could even bid the price
up between us...iin fact right now I will give you mark to market
assets value plus 15% for your
tranches... then we can report the transaction.... I will have my
proxy do it though...you understand
I cant be seen trading myself.
Phil scott