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proceeds. 
By the same token, if you bought some stocks last month and since then the market price for your stock was lower than what you paid for. Are you qualified to be bailed out by the government with taxpayers' money?? No Way  This is no brainer. After reading the below, my weekend was ruined.
Alternative Housing Bailouts Considered
With more Americans owing more on their homes than the homes are worth than at any time since the Depression, the Bush administration and Congress "are considering costly new proposals for the government to rescue hundreds of thousands of homeowners whose mortgages are higher than the value of their houses," the New York Times reports. "Administration officials say they still oppose any taxpayer bailout for either people who borrowed more than they could afford or banks that made foolish loans during the height of the speculative bubble in housing," the Times says. "But with the current efforts to arrest the housing collapse so far bearing little fruit, Washington is being forced to explore new ideas, among them the idea of a federal mortgage guarantee for troubled borrowers." Of course, there remain enclaves around the country where home values continue to climb, and apparently one of them is the Century City neighborhood of Los Angeles. One unit of a still-unfinished luxury condominium there recently sold for $15 million, the Los Angles Times reports, and another one four flights up has an asking price of $30 million.
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 I couldn't believe this! another way to waste the public -- ceo/cfo - (1536 Byte) 2008-2-23 周六, 06:56 (1150 reads)
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