[dante]

Wall St definitely isn't happy with the next iteration of TARP, but is that because it's not going to be effective, or because they don't want the accountability and oversight that the current administration is proposing? Obviously they would have been much happier if it had been another "hey guys, here's $350b, don't worry about accounting for it or paying us back" type of plan, but maybe what's bad for Wall St. is good news for taxpayers.

Or maybe what's bad news for Wall St is bad news for taxpayers...

 

[jonKranked]

My guess is that they don't want to be held accountable.

 

[$tinkle]

"buy on the rumor; sell on the news" may be in play here

 

[$tinkle]

actually, now that i see geitner is finger-wagging @ wal*street, this makes sense.

what a ponce

 

[dante]

actually, now that i see geitner is finger-wagging @ wal*street, this makes sense.

what a ponce

Haven't seen it, but if all it takes is some finger-wagging to drop over 4% wal*street needs to HTFU.

 

[dan-o]

if all it takes is some finger-wagging to drop over 4% wal*street needs to HTFU.

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They're like a driver bitching about limited operating hours after a DUI.
If you don't like it, give the money back.