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"These are sophisticated investors..." so, that's what they are called these days? Huh.

"These are sophisticated investors..." so, that's what they are called these days? Huh.

Obviously, it isn't the time to get into any of these with the market looking like it's about to take a swan dive and liquidity tight. Here's my thought on this -- we're likely to head into a downturn, and these companies will be prepared to do some good old-fashioned, Buffett-class bottom fishing in two years or so.

My bet would still be with Buffett, who looks more like a genious than ever for hoarding cash, but these companies could be attractive when the spigot opens.

Any thoughts on when these might become attractive? About the same time as small caps become attractive again?

Sean Olender, an attorney from SFGate seems to be looking at a possible fraud case against the big banks,

“MORTGAGE MELTDOWN Interest rate ‘freeze’ - the real story is fraud

Bankers pay lip service to families while scurrying to avert suits, prison”

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/12/09/IN5BTNJ2V.DTL&type=printable

The problem is, if the lawyers go after the bankers, the entire house of cards will collapse.

Michael Panzer - HAPPY NEW YEAR. I keep telling people to keep their heads down and most just laugh. I hear the piper and I
believe Michael Panzer has done everything he could to warn them that the piper wants to get paid. The Piper wants money from those foolish enough not to have studied history. Ask Mike he will tell you. Wow 2008! It's not too late to wake up America.

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