Bear Stearns exposed as a bank saddled with toxic sub-prime debt - Telegraph

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Bear Stearns exposed as a bank saddled with toxic sub-prime debt - Telegraph
"US house prices have a lot further to fall, which will simply crush the global economy. The lesson from Japan in the early 1990s is that the death dance goes on and on and on," he said.
Posted Mar 15, 2008
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Jim Cowie: great article, great comments
Posted Mar 15, 2008

todd: I wish i had paid attention in goofy wallstreet jargon class: "Had the Fed delayed, many traders believe Wall Street would have plunged through resistance levels risking a full-fledged crash." what the hell does *that* mean?
Posted Mar 16, 2008

smckenzie23: It means don't open the letters you get from you 401K for about 8 years.
Posted Mar 17, 2008

colby: I don't like the sounds of this.
Posted Mar 17, 2008

J-Dog: No, not good at all :-(
Posted Mar 17, 2008

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