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my understanding of how the real estate bubble developed, is the government guaranteed loans, which made a loan vary easy to get, banks gave loans to people who had a vary low chance of paying them off. Then when people started to default, banks had to liquefy the home and the value of homes when down dramatically. If this is true, Could there be a college bubble developing? Because the government is guaranteeing a lot of college loans and the number of people in college is going up. right now there is a demand for workers who have a college degree, because of the (relativly) high employment rate for college graduates. But the government could guarantee too many college loans devaluing a college degree. If there is a college bubble developing, when will it pop? what effect will it have on prospective college students? and what can current college student do to minimize the effects?

Olbermann summarized her points by calling it "A corporate takeover with guns" . Exactly. That is NOT the free market at work. The free market depends on no gov't oppression. If you don't sell me your company, then I cannot buy it. Period. What the USA is doing overseas, in Iraq, is "corporatism". It is corporations in bed with, yes,? GOVERNMENT -. Without that collusion, corporations have no special power over you and I. It is what we have now in the US. NOT the free market.

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The “Greek bailout” should have been called what it is: a TARP for German and other European bankers and global currency speculators. The money is being provided by other governments (mainly the German Treasury, cutting back its domestic spending) into a kind of escrow account for the Greek government to pay foreign bondholders who bought up these securities at plunging prices over the past few weeks.

They will make a killing, as will buyers of hundreds of billions of dollars of credit-default swaps on the Greek government bonds, speculators in euro-swaps and other casino-capitalist gamblers. (Parties on the losing side of these swaps now will need to be bailed out as well, and so on ad infinitum.)

This windfall is to be paid by taxpayers – ultimately those of Greece (in effect labor, because the wealthy have been untaxed) – to reimburse Euro-governments, the IMF and even the U.S. Treasury for its commitment to predatory finance. The payment to bondholders is to be used as an excuse to slash Greek public services, pensions and other government spending.

It will be a model for other countries to impose similar economic austerity as governments run up budget deficits in the face of falling tax collections from the financial sector being enriched by the translation of junk economics into international policy. So the bankers for their part will have little trouble meeting their bonus forecasts this year. And by the time the whole system collapses, they will have spent the money on hard assets of their own.

Financial lobbyists are using the Greek crisis as an object lesson to warn about the need to cut back public spending on Social Security and Medicare. This is the opposite of what the Greek demonstrators are demanding: to reverse the global tax shift off property and finance onto labor, and to give labor’s financial claims for retirement pensions priority over claims by the banks to get fully paid on hundreds of billions of dollars of recklessly bad loans recently reduced to junk status.

Bank lobbyists know that the financial game is over. They are playing for the short run. The financial sector’s aim is to take as much bailout money as it can and run, with large enough annual bonuses to lord it over the rest of society after the Clean Slate finally arrives. Less public spending on social programs will leave more bailout money to pay the banks for their exponentially rising bad debts that cannot possibly be paid in the end. It is inevitable that loans and bonds will default in the usual convulsion of bankruptcy.

Greek labor is not yet so pessimistic as to give up the fight. What it recognizes that its American counterparts do not is that somebody will control the government. If labor – the demos – loses its spirit, power will be relinquished to foreign creditors to dictate public policy by default. And the more the bankers’ interest is served, the worse and more debt-burdened the economy will become. "

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Do any of the studies discuss measures of fairness or other social factors that we instinctively believe important or do they only concentrate on the 'easy' measures such as money and employment rates.

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I found BRLI when I did a screen on Finviz.com. I also found Bob Mann's First Cut study and used it in my research.

Actually, for discussion and education I think it's easier to compare SSG's that use the same data dates, so no, I don't think you made a mistake. You could always mention that there is more recent data available, and if you wanted to, discuss how that would affect an updated SSG.

Yes I did notice that. An interesting trick. Comparing the company to it's industry more carefully is an area I need to improve.

ROE is another area I need to study more. As I understand it, ROE is very dependent on the amount of debt. A company can improve its ROE by taking on more debt. So if I were going to put more emphasis on a company's ROE rank in its industry I think I would also want a way to include debt in the calculation to give it more meaning to me. In the case of BRLI which currently has no debt, I would tend to disregard its lower rank in the industry.

Now, if I wanted to check the debt levels of all the companies in the industry and could figure out a way to adjust for the different levels, the ROE comparisons would have more meaning to me. As you can see, all this can get very complicated. So for now, I draw the line at the trend of the Roe.

(As an extreme example of the relationship of ROE and debt, I pulled up an SSG of AIQ–ROE 266%. AIQ is the company you removed to get an adjusted industry average ROE. The SSG shows % debt to total capital of 96.6% on the front. The back of the SSG shows debt to total equity of 18,164% for 2007 and 2,810% for 2008.)

I'm not currently a member of Stock Central. I'm hoping that after the merger with NAIC/BI some of the Stock Central features will be made available to NAIC/BI members. I do check the SC discussion list, though. I applaud your efforts to encourage others to include more discussion about stocks and SSG's.

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