Comments on: Reinhart: Not everybody can be above-average in stress tests http://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html a finance news and opinion site Tue, 16 Mar 2010 22:15:03 +0000 hourly 1 By: Geithner admits stress tests were an enormous gamble - Credit Writedownshttp://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html#comment-10340 Geithner admits stress tests were an enormous gamble - Credit Writedowns Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:58:00 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/?p=7992#comment-10340 [...] sales, as she suggests.  However, one should anticipate a real need for yet more capital still.Reinhart: Not everybody can be above-average in stress tests, 22 Apr 2009Irrespective of whether one thinks the stress tests used to test the U.S. banking [...] [...] sales, as she suggests.  However, one should anticipate a real need for yet more capital still.Reinhart: Not everybody can be above-average in stress tests, 22 Apr 2009Irrespective of whether one thinks the stress tests used to test the U.S. banking [...]

]]> By: Stress tests reveal Citi and BofA need more capital, but you knew that already - Credit Writedownshttp://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html#comment-4894 Stress tests reveal Citi and BofA need more capital, but you knew that already - Credit Writedowns Tue, 28 Apr 2009 09:00:26 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/?p=7992#comment-4894 [...] Summers and Geithner are not stupid. They do have a backup plan here. As I said in a recent post, not everyone is going to pass, and indeed, some banks have failed. What does that mean? It means [...] [...] Summers and Geithner are not stupid. They do have a backup plan here. As I said in a recent post, not everyone is going to pass, and indeed, some banks have failed. What does that mean? It means [...]

]]> By: Barry Schaefferhttp://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html#comment-8057 Barry Schaeffer Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:19:32 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/?p=7992#comment-8057 No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did "traditional banking".<br><br>Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.<br><br>Barry No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did “traditional banking”.

Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.

Barry

]]> By: Barry Schaefferhttp://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html#comment-4880 Barry Schaeffer Wed, 22 Apr 2009 20:19:32 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/?p=7992#comment-4880 No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did "traditional banking".<br><br>Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.<br><br>Barry No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did “traditional banking”.

Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.

Barry

]]> By: Barry Schaefferhttp://www.creditwritedowns.com/2009/04/reinhart-not-everybody-can-be-above-average-in-stress-tests.html#comment-4751 Barry Schaeffer Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:19:32 +0000 http://www.creditwritedowns.com/?p=7992#comment-4751 No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did "traditional banking".<br><br>Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.<br><br>Barry No doubt you've heard that Treasury is assuming that the mortgage-backed securities won't fall much more, and are focusing on the potential loan losses that may have been incurred by regional banks which did “traditional banking”.

Seems that this outcome is precooked in favor of Wall Street again.

Barry

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