Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

re: Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

John Maszka — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:18:38 GMT

This bailout is just one more example of the indivisible handjob stroking irresponsible CEOs and CFOs with billions so that they can run the American economy even further into the ground. So much for Keynesian economics. If the goal is to stimulate the economy, why not give the money directly to the American taxpayer? A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush administration.

re: Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

Jimmy The Geek — Fri, 23 May 2008 18:33:20 GMT

Angelo , Kenneth Lay, My hero's

re: Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

ABC — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:55:54 GMT

Was an employee of this firm and when they made the move from Mortage company to a Bank they pushed all the employees to buy company stock and painted a rosy picture that things would get better... What happened the stock dropped more than 60% Angelo would look real nice a pin stripe suit (Black and White behind bars). He received the company jet paid for by Countrywide, withdrew all his vested interest in the company right before reporting major loses close to more than 450 million, started up a back up company with his friends "Pennytalk" complete Scumbag... CFC is virtually bankrupt and just passing time and waiting for the long hoped BofA rescue... Hopefully regulators will be true patriots and go after the Economic Terrorists... They are taking full advantage of all the rules with bankruptcy charging up erroneous fees basically if Angelo gets away with this he send the message of start your own company and when your about to retire run it to the ground; I guess thats the American Way!!!!!!

re: Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

billy — Fri, 09 May 2008 15:07:59 GMT

The US house of cards is crashing back down to earth. The US economy is crashing back down to earth. Look at OIL jump as the USD becomes more and more worthless. US depression in 2009,.

re: Is the Countrywide buyout a BofA blunder?

Paolo — Wed, 07 May 2008 02:35:56 GMT

BofA buys out Countrywide 101% sure. BofA will dominate the mortgage market by mid 2010. Shares of BofA will be $60 and Countrywide will be $20. The investment chance of the lifetime.