Comments:Markets rally as world's central banks infuse cash

Do you think the cash infusions will help the global markets in the long run?
Of course not.

Hundreds of millions of good money thrown after bad.

If we allow these deals to go through, we will have opened ourselves to a great deal more risk.

The hundreds of billions apparently spent are a devil's bargain. In the short term they will keep the party going, but they will make the hangover much, much worse.

Better for the dysfunctional institutions to fail. Keeping them around is certainly against anyone's interest besides the failed financial institutions themselves. Some lengthy prison sentences for those at the center of our epoch's financial malfeasance would help.

They must fail. Shoring up our nation's corrupt financial sector, at the cost of debasing our currency will cause a worse crash than if we bite the bullet now, have several years hard times, and emerge from it stronger and leaner, the deadwood burned away.

The fed's deals may not be legal. They must not be allowed to go through.

Have your say sounds awfully familiar to me.. *cough* HHUUUGH BBC *cough*. But yeah, markets are mass psychology, if this makes people happy, then so be it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 192.89.123.41 (talk) 18:21, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

yes —Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.133.253.60 (talk) 18:58, 19 September 2008 (UTC)