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bubble waiting to burst? if you re a smart company you could borrow at zero percent, put it to work and anything you make is gravy. there s obviously people doing that that s how you get in trouble. people borrow short and invest long and get caught. and but i do believe here that the qe is in the market. where you can get caught in bond investments here is clearly when you have long rates, make a big change. when the feds pull the paper out and we always said it would be a little bumpy. no way to have that much stimulus. when you pull it out, that s bumpy. you think that contributing to bumpiness in the emerging marks. absolutely. what happened here is the feds tapering, you expect rates to rise and they haven t. they ve fallen. and what is happening is some scares in the emerging markets and a flight to safety, which means you re going to buy u.s. treasury. more of these emerging markets in trouble, south
and that s what s sending european markets tumbling. who else is going to bail out europe if germany isn t? nobody. there s that big meeting, it s certainly not france. you re right. they all need help. the rest are hands out like this. i ll tell you, they better not come to us again and say help us out. we need help! not sure we could be giving out anymore. let s tell you about an update on this department of justice situation with the s&p. they are now apparently going to investigate the ratings agency, remember they downgraded us a couple of weeks ago and they said they re going to investigate them on some of the mortgages they gave triple a ratings to, the bundled ones and subprime ones a few years ago. am i not correct they gave a triple a rating to lehman brothers right before it collapse ed? right before it it was collapsed, it was triple a. there s absolutely no risk of you not being paid back on your bond investments. is this payback politics? i told you not to