The bubble in leveraged merger and acquisition far larger than dot com and mortgage bubble – Dow can plunge below 10,000 before end of the year
Sam Adelton
Aug. 5, 2007

The bubble in leveraged merger and acquisition far larger than dot com and mortgage bubble – Dow can plunge below 10,000 before end of the year The stock market fundamentals are the worst in the last two hundred years. The worst bubble is in leveraged merger and acquisition sector. The investment banks have provided loans without thinking much to these private equities groups to buyouts that does not make any sense from the valuation stand point.

The mega mergers and acquisitions made on borrowing without sense is the biggest bubble in the history. It is bigger than the dot com bubble. It is bigger than the real estate or the mortgage bubble. It is the mother of bubbles.

It has the potential to bankrupt several well established investment banks and coutless commercial banks bankrupt.

The biggest question is if the Federal Government will further shift the financial calamity by making a three trillion dollar bail out bankrupting the whole nation in the long run.

The bubble in leveraged merger and acquisition far larger than dot com and mortgage bubble – Dow can plunge below 10,000 before end of the year
Sam Adelton
The biggest question is if the Federal Government will further shift the financial calamity by making a three trillion dollar bail out bankrupting the whole nation in the long run.
READ MORE>>

Subprime financial meltdown exploding into other areas and continents – a global financial catastrophe
Karen Zuba
Now the well-paid financial managers are confessing that they really gambled with clients’ money. The effect is severe. This will be the root cause of depression in the economy and a total banking collapse between 2208 and 2015.
READ MORE>>

Pending Home Sales Index Rises 5 Percent in June - real estate bottom may be here
Media Release
The National Association of Realtors said it was the largest monthly gain in more than three years and that increases in pending sales were reported across the country.
READ MORE>>

Construction spending is up – builders continue to build in spite of slack in residential real estate – what is the net effect?
Kara Zeilig
The residential real estate market is weak and getting weaker. The effects of the bubble will be evident for decades. But the construction spending is up. That is typical in a sector where capacity has expanded several times in the last several years.
READ MORE>>

Lower gas prices boosted consumer confidence – stocks will continue to rally and bonds correct recent gains
Joe Weinman
The economic downturn is evident. But nothing in the market place happens in a straight-line. The consumer confidence index went up because consumers are feeling better with lower gas prices at the pump.
READ MORE>>

The financial meltdown has started - prices of credit-default swaps based on the debt imply that U.S. investment banks have junk credit rating
Alan Hershey
The biggest bubble in the history of the world is about to explode. The investment banks and other financial institutions banks promised to provide $300 billion in debt for leveraged buyouts announced this year.
READ MORE>>

First round of rout is over - investors are selling assets to cover losses on subprime mortgages
Peter Oberois
The first round of devastation and financial meltdown is over. The investors are now selling assets to cover losses on subprime mortgages.
READ MORE>>

MORE ARTICLES >>