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Comment on Eric Harrington – Bailouts? We don’t need no stinkin’ bank bailouts… by Scott Layden

Scott Layden — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 13:21:19 +0000

When I was at UCLA studying investing in the 1980s, multiples on the US stock market were 8-12, and thought the Japanese were nuts for investing at 18-20X earnings. Eventually, their bubble burst and they sucked wind for decades. Now, 18-20X is standard for boring, mature US companies. That just wrong. If one can see profits doubling in 12 months then sustaining that after that, I can support that kind of valuation, but, that’s almost impossible for mature companies.

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Eric Harrington — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 20:49:32 +0000

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Comment on Eric Harrington – Bailouts? We don’t need no stinkin’ bank bailouts… by Eric Harrington

Eric Harrington — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 20:47:24 +0000

10X is the standard from time immemorial. AS I have said in the past, bubbles occur when those in control change the time tested rules of finance. In the Dot com bubble it was investing in start-ups that could not clearly indicate where revenue would come from. In the housing bubble, it was eliminating the Lenders exposure through derivitives, which then allowed the lenders to relax underwriting standards (who cares when it’s not their money). Stocks are similar in that their values are grossly inflated. In the past, investors simply wouldn’t buy inflated stocks and the value would go down.

A big problem is investors have gotten used to unrealistic returns, and so there will always be someone ready to hotwire the system to accomodate until proper regulation is in place and enforced. Thats the real issue, not only do you need the regulations, but then you need properly funded enforcement and that is the final barrier the Republicans throw up against regulation. Just hold the budgets hostage.

Nothing will change until reasonable people (I hope the majority but sometimes I wonder) stop voting for the Lunatic fringe called the Republican Party.

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Eric Harrington — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 20:32:20 +0000

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Comment on Eric Harrington – Bailouts? We don’t need no stinkin’ bank bailouts… by scottlayden

scottlayden — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 19:43:01 +0000

Actually, banks lending more than assets CAN and SHOULD work fine when lenders lend, and lend only. This leverage allows deposit returns higher than otherwise, profits higher for bank shareholders, and loan rates lower without significantly impacting HISTORICALLY PRICED risk.

When things got haywire was when Glass Steagall was repealed, and lenders, who often have an all-knowing God complex anyway, thought they could do OTHER businesses well.

Initially, because the additional banks as asset purchasers drove prices up (just like the loosening of underwriting criteria in mortgages drove prices up with more “qualified” people entering the market) due to relatively more purchasers (banks or home-buyers in the analogy), bankers looked smart and drank some more Koolaid of their own making.

Stocks since the repeal have moved from from 8X earnings to 20X earnings (rough #s) creating an asset bubble that was and is unsustainable for anyone looking for yield as an owner of a stable business, not a speculator. 20X earnings was “justified” by the “we’ll grow into the valuation” mantra.

Additionally, lenders became so diluted focus-wise that they don’t underwrite loans very well, anymore.

Reinstate Glass-Steagall, make lenders lend ONLY (keep them out of other businesses, including other ownership, investment banking, insurance and real estate), and they can leverage 10X and that should be relatively safe and sustainable.

Comment on Eric Harrington – Bailouts? We don’t need no stinkin’ bank bailouts… by scottlayden

scottlayden — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 19:42:18 +0000

When things got haywire was when Glass Steagall was repealed, and lenders, who often have an all-knowing God complex anyway, thought they could do OTHER businesses well.

Additionally, lenders became so diluted focus-wise that they don’t underwrite loans very well, anymore.

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Comment on Angry Cowboy – Rodeo by Anonymous

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