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Who can possibly know what to do when the values of investment packages containing loans that should never have been made by anybody with any common sense become worthless? If these packages become worthless, as they supposedly have, then repercussions follow. Who can know what these are? I guess we have to look at the Great Depression and use it as a guide for a potential scenario and as a basis for decisions. Leaving out any middle detailed thoughts that should follow here and jumping right to the end, my opinion is that these worthless packages should be left worthless and let the depression begin now. That's the only way we'll become fiscally sound to prevent a total meltdown later that may never ever end. It's now or later. I'm wrong if the values of these packages eventually increase. I hope I'm wrong. I'm a financial know-nothing, and I knew not to buy that junk. |