Citibank and Bank of America ...

boss2007

will be history by May.2009 ..

http://www.chartingstocks.net/20 ... nt-live-to-see-may/

boss2007

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDEe0Ai6lTM

long live .... sorry it will be history ...

boss2007

correct me if I were wrong ... HSBC USA + US Central Bank (Fed Reserve) + UK Central Bank ?

"The banks' quarterly financial reports show that as of Dec. 31:

- J.P. Morgan had potential current derivatives losses of $241.2 billion, outstripping its $144 billion in reserves, and future exposure of $299 billion.

- Citibank had potential current losses of $140.3 billion, exceeding its $108 billion in reserves, and future losses of $161.2 billion.

- Bank of America reported $80.4 billion in current exposure, below its $122.4 billion reserve, but $218 billion in total exposure.

- HSBC Bank USA had current potential losses of $62 billion, more than triple its reserves, and potential total exposure of $95 billion.

- San Francisco-based Wells Fargo, which agreed to take over Charlotte-based Wachovia in October, reported current potential losses totaling nearly $64 billion, below the banks' combined reserves of $104 billion, but total future risks of about $109 billion.

source:
http://rense.com/general85/fedd.htm