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**carlsberg21** · 11-10-2008, 06:24 PM

Only one of these can be true. Pick one and stick with it..

NGR Quote #1: I doubt any bank felt like taking on much risk given recent conditions in the financial markets. (re: mergers)

OR

NGR Quote # 2: There has been an abnormally large number of bank mergers recently due to the financial crisis.

And btw...

If the tax no longer exists, then the shortfall = the expected value that's no longer there...nothing to do with the present situation, except that it's being used as an excuse to give an early Christmas to the folks who got us here in the first.

-=Vel=-

11-10-2008, 06:24 PM	#18
carlsberg21 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	Only one of these can be true. Pick one and stick with it.. NGR Quote #1: I doubt any bank felt like taking on much risk given recent conditions in the financial markets. (re: mergers) OR NGR Quote # 2: There has been an abnormally large number of bank mergers recently due to the financial crisis. And btw... If the tax no longer exists, then the shortfall = the expected value that's no longer there...nothing to do with the present situation, except that it's being used as an excuse to give an early Christmas to the folks who got us here in the first. -=Vel=-
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