Posts Tagged ‘wall street bonuses’

Is Bank of America Worth $200 Billion?

Is Bank of America Worth $200 Billion?

Bank of America bought Countrywide for $4 billion and change. That sounds funny to me now. You’ve got to admit it. The idea that someone would PAY money for Countywide has to make you giggle at least... (Continue reading)

If at first you don’t succeed, CRIME, CRIME again.

If at first you don’t succeed, CRIME, CRIME again.

I’m not going to attempt to write some scathing or potentially insightful commentary about Mr. Mozilo, I’m sure that’s been done many times before, and frankly… he bores me to no end. But, at the same time I felt... (Continue reading)

Mandelman’s Monthly Museletter… Version 10.0

Mandelman's Monthly Museletter... Version 10.0

1. California’s ex-AG, Governor Jerry Brown Settles Countrywide Suit for $6.5 million. 2. Mandelman ADMITS HE WAS WRONG About AZ’s Foreclosure Program’s Potential. 3. Wall Street Journal: $135 Billion for Bankers in 2010… Breaks Previous Record Set in 2009.... (Continue reading)

Foreclosures Poised to Take Down the U.S. Banking System… and even entire economy, says Whalen. (Ya’ think?)

Foreclosures Poised to Take Down the U.S. Banking System… and even entire economy, says Whalen.  (Ya’ think?)

“Laurie Goodman of Amherst Securities predicts that 1 in 5 mortgages could go into foreclosure without radical action.” Now just a minute here… you’re not saying that one out of five people with mortgages are “irresponsible sub-prime borrowers who never... (Continue reading)

LA Homeowners Arrested During Foreclosure Protest – Video

LA Homeowners Arrested During Foreclosure Protest - Video

ACCE says that now they plan to up the ante by " bringing together the collective power of the homeowners themselves in alliance with their supporters among labor unions, the religious community and community organizations." And in fact, among... (Continue reading)

Bringing Up the Rear: Me, Martin Andelman

Bringing Up the Rear: Me, Martin Andelman

It’s a credit crisis, a global financial crisis, a foreclosure crisis, an economic catastrophe, the total destruction of the secondary mortgage market, the end of pension plan investing and Wall Street’s investment banks, and an ongoing example of why derivatives... (Continue reading)


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