Live Blogging The Dollar Dominatrix

Posted by Equity Private, Dec 01, 2008, 3:44pm

mw55.pngSeems timely to hear from the FinFemDom with the Dow down 570 575 585 after the Paulson talk.

Only Meredith would call J.P. Morgan "Very, very expensive."

Meredith <3's regional banks.

"Being negative only gets you so far." Meredith, we barely knew ye!

Keep the "too big to fail" banks on the Methadone clinic method.

Dump Wells Fargo. Say it isn't so!

Started down 585, she leaves with it down 610.

Even Meredith Whitney is getting bored of Meredith Whitney.

She pitched her report enough, we figured you might want to see it.

MW on Credit.pdf

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 3:50PM

She is the Cindy Sheehan of the financial world.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 3:53PM

@1,

How dare you?

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 3:55PM

I miss Sarah Palin

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Posted by NAS Keflavik boi, Dec 01, 2008 4:00PM

I want to tie her up and spank her...but in a caring, sensitive way...

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:04PM

Why does Meredith hate America?

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:06PM

dump Wells Fargo? Now we have a real fight. The other calls were easy.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:06PM

god she is gnarly

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:08PM

I hate this woman so, so very much

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Posted by Seaman Bodine, Dec 01, 2008 4:09PM

I wonder if her 'gina has those inflated mini testes, cause that's what happens to chicas on 'roids.

you know what 'gina is don't you?

http://www.hulu.com/watch/5029/in-living-color-booked-on-phonics

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:11PM

I am so sick of her

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:14PM

At least MW is realistic.

Katzke's reduction on GS price target from $175-200 to $140 is a joke. How can she be expected to be taken seriously when she has a $140 price target on a stock that is trading for $60 and is being wheeled into the hospital for life support.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:16PM

Since I took a large short position at Wednesday's close, I watched the money pour in as she talked.

But WFC - that is a shocker! Is she convinced that all big banks are in such bad shape that if it hasn't fallen (as much) yet, it must fall at some point.

BTW - I contemplated closing that short at today's close...then decided to hang on until we see 7900 or lower again.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:19PM

Hey Meredit. Dis is Charlie G. Yous guys knows me. I"m da nucklehead who breaka all da news on CNBC. Soes whys is it dat you tink you know so much about dese bank guys. I hang out in da bars all night with some of da smartest guys in da world. Theys always tellin me dis and dat and I goes on the air every day and spread the stories. So quit steling my thunder. Some poeople calls me da windbreaker. I calls me da newsmaker and da story breaker. Would you rather I breaka you face????? Quit showing me up.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:25PM

13-17 not funny. And you are a fucking retard for posting 5 times.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:30PM

hi 14 here delete me too pls.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:32PM

her face is truly nasty

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 4:34PM

Hey. You got some balls calling the broadcasting wizard of our era a retard. That was the famous Charles Gasbagarumor you were talking about. Obviously, your system was too slow in picking up the post - in which case he pepeated the request - or his clicker got stuck. Careful, Charlie will break some news on you!

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Posted by Investorcluzo, Dec 01, 2008 4:50PM

@6 - seriously, wfc is a different dog with the same fleas (anyone able to find the clip for that one?). you can preach to the choir about avoiding the whole cali mortgage mess, but I'm not buying that nonsense. I had a “deathwatch” on wb, wm and wfc (team "w") in the early days of this crisis (see my post on 9/10). they said wb was too big to fail (and called me names), but where are wb and wm now? wfc seems to continue to benefit from the buffett effect. but that halo is going dim - cases in point: gs, ge and now wfc. while they may survive in the long run, management needs to have a reality check when it comes to losses on their the loan book. I’m not claiming to be the next john paulson, but if I could figure it out, don’t you think someone who covers banks for a living could do a little better? enough with yesterday’s news, how about something new?

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 6:55PM

I admire her. In the world of male dominated Wall Street, this woman fears no one. Male who have low self esteem, low IQ or insecure are easily intimidated by her courage and business knowhow .
She said several months ago that Citi will go lower than 12. She was right.
We need more of female like her.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 7:15PM

6 - She said "dump Wells" because the question was "what's the biggest sell."

She had to think long and hard for something that is still worth selling. Watch the tape.

And I agree that it's hard to find something that's still worth selling, but I would have gone with JPM or GS.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 7:18PM

It is NEVER too late to short Goldman Sachs.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 8:44PM

Thanks for the research report, EP. Wish you guys would post some more often for the unemployed peasants like me trying to trade myself back to happiness.

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Posted by guest, Dec 01, 2008 10:33PM

Aside from being smart and savvy, she's also really hot. Gorgeous face and eyes, beautiful breasts and a sexy bod...she's awesome. I remember seeing her many years ago making appearances on Faux news. Her hubby seems like a knuckle head, but I'm glad she's doing very well. She's a winner...

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Posted by guest, Dec 02, 2008 1:28AM

#24...Wow, that's a spooky photo. :-O

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Posted by guest, Dec 02, 2008 1:46AM

is it me or does Steve LIESman not really fit in with the cnbc crew. He seems to butt heads with everyone including not only his co-workers but also the guests as well as the guys who deliver his food.
I think he is more of a team player when his head is shiny.

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Posted by guest, Dec 02, 2008 7:36AM

He looks like he would have been a perfect fit if the 3 Stooges needed a 4th Stooge.

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