Now where have I heard this one before?

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Now where have I heard this one before?

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Now where have I heard this one before?



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Now where have I heard this one before?


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38 Comments

  1. Professional_Crab910

    If they feel the need to bring this information to the newspapers, you know what time it is.

  2. asadisher

    Here comes the tax payers money just in time for c-suite bonuses.

  3. gyyoome

    Bear stearns is fine.

  4. DenuvoSuks

    Famous last words

  5. mrpoopistan

    No rumor is true until officially denied.

    — Nassim Taleb

  6. sunk_galleon

    So anyone have any positions or we just farting?

  7. joeg26reddit

    I ALSO SAY:

    LIQUIDITY STRONG

    Whenever I have diarrhea

  8. ghost10346395

    Straight up lying. Interesting approach by Credit Suisse CEO.

  9. godfather188

    In Finance, strong means “we’re weak as fuck”

  10. nickybikky

    So calls?

  11. __SpeedRacer__

    By the time you have to say you’re liquid, you’re a gas already.

  12. Aegon21

    Die credit suisse die die die

  13. Luddites_Unite

    ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4640)

  14. FellaDeluxe

    The puts are cheap

  15. PlayedKey

    So if you take a loan from them and they go under… Is it free? Lmao

  16. Afrotopia

    Your liquidity remains….strong.

  17. CLS4L

    Just ask Cramer he knows

  18. LeVraiMatador

    So strong

  19. DustBunnicula

    Exactly. It’s like during Watergate when Nixon’s staff said it wasn’t connected with the break-in, before Woodward asked about it.

    What are they trying to get ahead of?

  20. yrpp123

    That’s what everyone says before going tits up

  21. Initial_Wallaby_919

    Caveman say Ugga ugga “ liquidity, strong “

  22. Arleenthedream

    Makes my penis feel like that time at sea world with that Thhhhiiiiccccc dolphin.

  23. madsoro

    Sounds like what someone on this sub would tell their wife after losing their life savings

  24. Tonegle

    I’ve used up my awards, someone guild this man

  25. iR0nCond0r

    This has figuratively never been said before

  26. Tbone6532

    Liquidity means it’s liquid shit about to hit the toilet, el grande burrito style.

  27. Ok_Capital2097

    If we’re right, people lose homes. People lose jobs. People lose retirement savings, people lose pensions. You know what I hate about f*cking banking? It reduces people to numbers — ever 1% unemployment goes up, 40,000 people die, did you know that?

  28. KapitanSzprot

    Nah, they will be fine. We’re leaving in different world in terms of banking regulations than in 2006-08. Liquidity management was non-existent back then.

  29. xXWickedSmatXx

    Kramer said it was fine. Lol

  30. Practical-Middle3741

    Yeah but what does Jim Cramer say ???

  31. kitastrophae

    BOOM.

  32. BigoKompenso

    boom

  33. SiCur

    You guys are starting to give me heart palpitations. My wife who couldn’t give a shit about the market has been reading up on this shit for 2 hours now.

  34. Idol7490

    I only hope

  35. sweetwonton

    Reverse CEO (most of them). The rich lies lots, just like Cramer. Trust me bro articles. Anyone could write something.

  36. Xero-Tax

    Bank runs this week

  37. Spare_Candy_9772

    So are we doing this?

  38. too_techie

    BEAR STEARNS IS FINE!1?1!1!

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