Thursday, January 21, 2021
Kathleen Eleanore (Green) Reed, 80, Nevada, passed away on Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at Colonial Springs Healthcare Center in Buffalo, MO. Kathleen was born June 10, 1940 at Fort Snelling Military Base in Minnesota to Roy A. and Margaret E. (Butler) Green. Kathleen moved with her family to Desoto, KS in 1946. She graduated from DeSoto Kansas High in 1958. When at 19 years old, Kathleen moved to Kansas City, MO and worked a couple of jobs while living in a boarding home for women. During this time Kathleen met and married James Simcoe. She later married Thomas L. Reed following his discharge from the army and to this union one son and one daughter was born.
we re looking for door-busters. and you re getting a door-buster, a discount, and getting it big-time with this huge piece of markdown citigroup merchandise. we do not want to buy it anywhere other than the offering. you buy it tonight after the close, you re an idiot, okay? am i clear? banks have been crummy investments for months now. we all know it. they bottomed in march and roared higher, and have since done nothing, marked time. in part because they have to keep issuing new stock, and everyone is sick of it! i m sick of it. just sick of all the darn stock they keep dumping on the market to pay back t.a.r.p. and raise capital. we re full-up. but now there are only two banks left that need to issue stock to get out from under t.a.r.p., citigroup and wells fargo, which denies it has to. but give me a break. when those two deals are done, i think you ll get the end of this stock issuance nightmare, and the banks can finally start going higher again. why citigroup over wells
this market, just like we look for sales when we re shopping. we re looking for door-busters. and you re getting a door-buster, a discount, and getting it big-time with this huge piece of markdown citigroup merchandise. we do not want to buy it anywhere other than the offering. you buy it tonight after the close, you re an idiot, okay? am i clear? banks have been crummy investments for months now. we all know it. they bottomed in march and reported higher, and have since done nothing, marked time. in part because they have to keep issuing new stock, and everyone is sick of it! i m sick of it. just sick of all the darn stock they keep dumping on the market to pay back tarp and raise capital. we re full-up. but now there are only two banks left that need to issue stock to get out from under tarp, citigroup and wells fargo, which denies it has to. but give me a break. when those two deals are done, i think you ll get the end of this stock issuance nightmare, and the banks can fi