Comments on: DICK BOVE: WE ARE ON THE PRECIPICE OF A POLITICALLY DRIVEN EQUITY CRASH

By: Lee

Lee — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 05:46:30 +0000

Wall Street and the non-Wall Street banks had no choice. The TARP dollars were forced on them. A number of the large banks didn’t want the dollars…but were persuaded they had to take them. Much speculation as what was behind Sec’y Paulsen’s strong armed demands.

By: Lee

Lee — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 05:42:16 +0000

How do you know that the banking system is bankrupt?

By: sharonsj

sharonsj — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:00:33 +0000

I assume Dick Bove is a rich Republican, because all I read are Republican talking points which have nothing to do with reality.

The headline makes it seem the blame lies entirely on our government, although buried in the article is an admission that Wall Street and the Central Bank are to blame. He also throws around the word “socialist”–the latest epithet conservatives like to use to confuse the public. If he’s against socialism, then he should get Wall Street to not accept any bailout money.

By: Kirk Powell

Kirk Powell — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 07:42:15 +0000

In criticism of Dick Bove, there seems to be a lack of understanding. Was Bove wrong when he “recommended” banks through the worse market contraction in 2008?

Follow the money:

Bove is paid to promote the interests of the same banks he “reviews.” As a pawn for the international organizations of bankers, he did exactly what he is paid to do and recommended the bank stock while they tanked … this is all about confidence. A game of tricks.

Bove’s own words in reference to Bernanke:
He’s the only one left with “any credibility in the financial markets.”

The crash scenario is the same threat that the banks tried in September and October 2008 … and it worked to some degree. Only, now that chicken little has been screaming till his throat is soar … that “angry populist movement” is no longer listening to the garbage Bove and his bankig buddies promote.

Stop peeing on my leg, stop telling me it’s only rain water. Stop the systemic stupidity!

If the Rule of Law is enforced, Bove knows as well as I do that the entire banking system is bankrupt. The “confidence” and “credability” he seeks is the expectation from those who agreed to fleece the government to conceal the trillion dollar thefts.

2+2 = 4 … there’s no “confidence” or a question of “credability”, it simply equals four!

By: Kevin de Bruxelles

Kevin de Bruxelles — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:13:04 +0000

You sound like a surrender monkey!

You are basically saying “oh you lower class losers, you better not demand that justice be served to the bankster leaches be dealt with because if you do they will destroy your 401k.” This is just like the left-wing peace hippies who claim we shouldn’t fight Islamic terrorism because they will strike us back. Take your Vichy white flag back to France, Americans are not afraid to set the elite banking cabal straight.

We have faced down far more fearsome enemies in our history!

By: ike tossia

ike tossia — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 04:42:45 +0000

this is great, now that big money’s short, we’re gonna hear about all the reasons to sell this MKT in order for there MKT-MKR shorts to work out at the expense of all the “minibulls”, sad, but that’s the game. as for mr president, I feel for him, he is so trying, so hard, in his place i’d be saying “its been fun but gotta run”. as for copter ben lol, sounds like toy or some bazooka joke, “men of the year”, hope you get the psychology behind that…the men of the year is none but old treasury sec’ H.P, will never forget him ripping into all them poor congressmen, he, got his job done, go GS b e a utiful, as for regulating banks, absolutely, do want some 24yr old picking his nose in the bathroom, working the correlation desk betting a trillion on some siv with your money ? GLS&STGL, how meny times you think they’ve tossed in their graves for the past 15 years ? a men saying he’s doing G-Ds work ? you know that end should be interesting, as for earnings driven MKT, today I heard the new one- beating earnings with a new accounting rule, ha ? sounds like them “legacy assets”, want some ? trading for 11 yrs now, this show’s just getting better, too bad its just a show and reality bites, hope all that read, heard that fat lady sing the week of AA and INTC and did what hed to be done, hope none fell for them upgrades in the first week of this year and got short, stock and calls and bought some puts…
G-D SPEED

By: 5thofNovember

5thofNovember — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 03:32:54 +0000

Bove’s the messenger delivering a ransom note. The banks are the extortionists controlling the equity markets. The downturn over the past few days is a warning to the democrats to not ruin a good thing. Don’t even think of financial reform or else we’ll crash the markets. Wall Street is organized crime.

SCREW THEM. Let them crash the markets, then throw every one of them in jail. We need to wrest this country back from the control of these organized criminals.

By: Paul

Paul — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:19:46 +0000

With that attitude, you’ll never make money in the market, sorry to say.

By: paydreaux

paydreaux — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:03:06 +0000

Saw him trotted out on the tube today as part of the Bloomberg/CNBC full-court press against regulating their heroes.

…incoherent thoughts that confused banking with investing, myth with history, and pain with catastrophe.

By: John Mc

John Mc — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:33:48 +0000

I think you have to look beyond the guy’s credibility and instead at what he says, which rings somewhat true. This pissing match between Wall Street and the Administration is not good for stocks. When has it ever been good for stocks to have an Administration almost daily vilifying the market and its major players?