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: Housing WireBofA, Citi Swoon Under Nationalization Concerns
By PAUL JACKSON
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Investors are starting to figure out that “too big to fail” might just end up meaning “all your deposits and assets belong to the government,” if Friday morning’s trading activity in equity markets is any indication. Front and center in the most recent dust-up on Wall Street is none other than The Bank of Amerillwide [...]Full post as published by Housing Wire on February 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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