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Moody's Again Craps All Over Bailout, Says Euro Package "Marginally Increases" Risk Among Governments
MOODY'S: EURO PACKAGE `MARGINALLY INCREASES' RISK AMONG GOVS.
MOODY'S: SAYS MORE RISK BETTER THAN EURO AREA DE-INTEGRATING
MOODY'S SAYS EURO PACKAGE `ALLEVIATES LIQUIDITY CONCERNS'
MOODY'S: SAYS EURO-AREA `FISCAL RETRENCHMENT' MUST COME FASTER
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I hope Moodys' execs have remote car starters, and stay away from chartered planes and Fort Marcy Park.
http://entertainment.webshots.com/photo/2791011510032786982dhIUbm
shut the f#$% up Moody's, shut the f##$ up
Need...more...Ink...
Did Goldman tell Moody's or did Moody's tell Goldman?
More pressing question: Will GS's inverted credit curve scare agencies into downgrade action? GS's A1/A/A+ rating are not consistant with their current CDS curve and absolute spread level.
Boy, did that Wells Notice act like Rogaine, growing some hair on those balls? Or is this too little too late? Or both?
http://www.rogaine.com/
The Wells Notice pushed them off their pedestal and in the impact of the landing, their balls finally dropped.
lol...yeah, they now have a deadline for all those downgrades they've got in the queue.
Is "marginally increases" like being "a little bit" pregnant?
I was the product of mom being a little bit pregnant. Being 3 feet tall is better than being 2 feet tall.
Moodys could end this long game in a moment by applying their analysis to the US.
And now we know why the senators voted against the Vitter amendment.
MOODY'S: SAYS WABBUH WABBUH WABBUH
MOODY'S SAYS LISTEN TO US WE'RE SOUPER CEREAL THIS TIME!
Warren is in a bad moody today.
Announcing the Euro Con Festival:
http://williambanzai7.blogspot.com/2010/05/euro-con-film-festival.html
Umm, didn't the gubbermint tell them to shut up already? Any bets on the next Moody's exec who'll be found at the bottom of a pool, under a train, suicide (he was having a stressful time at work, the poor dear).
Moody's is no better than these guys at BP/RIG/HAL. The senatorial inquiry is a "spectacle" of sorts. Sad..
http://money.cnn.com/2010/05/11/news/companies/BP_hearings/index.htm?hpt=T1
Scott Brown - ney on the Vitter amendment
No sht moodys, did u figure that out while giving aaa rating to US bonds?? Fcking morons... Gold bitchez
Nobody listens to techno (moodys) anyway.
MOODY'S: SAYS MORE RISK BETTER
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nice to know Moddy's is working for us, as in US. the EU needs some fiscal austerity, you know, otherwise we ain't bailing you out. one more leg of the Fascist Business model is in place, but where is the alternative economic leadership coming from, those Commies in Europe?
Here is a most interesting viewpoint regarding the sovereign debt ratings of the PIIGS versus the ratings assigned to India and China. The writer has a point, one not often mentioned elsewhere (if at all):
http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/t-n-ninanpigs-do-fly/394159/
The premise that sub-mediocre minds working at Rating Agencies are to be taken seriously for any investment purpose is a premise in dire need of serious reflection.
When I saw that first line:
MOODY'S: EURO PACKAGE `MARGINALLY INCREASES' RISK AMONG GOVS.
I thought that it said:
MOODY'S: EURO PACKAGE `MARGINALLY INCREASES' RISK AMONG GOyS.
Oh well. Funny either way.
Weak euro states doomed to slow growth by bailoutthe entire world is now playing kick the can. If you have kids, my apologies... we spent all of their output already. And your kids' kids, as well.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64A48L20100511
(Reuters) - The euro zone's trillion-dollar financial safety net may stabilize markets but it is likely to doom weak countries on the edge of the zone to several years of agonizingly slow growth.
That is causing economists to worry the zone's approach to its debt crisis risks failing, if it deprives weak countries of the growth they need to work through their debts.
"It is not at all clear where strong growth can come from," said UniCredit bank's chief economist Marco Annunziata, adding that alongside the safety net, Europe needed a convincing strategy to boost the competitiveness of weak economies -- something which it has not yet produced.
MOODY'S SAYS: MORE RISK BETTER...
Exceedingly cogent analysis. Katla to resolve the mess Q3, frontrun QE3.
There making this stuff up as they go along.