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How much damage do you think will be done if all of the excess credit is flushed out of the system? I think the potential damage is enormous.

I too think this is a necessary step. Yet the implications are far bigger than any other blowup we have had in recent history.

All of the problems that have surfaced thus far have come about with only about 1/3 of total resets to occur – with the other 2/3 happening from now until the end of 2011 (and as time progresses, resets in Subprime shrink with Alt-A going up). The valuing of CDOs, MBS and other securities based on Subprime and Alt-A also carries with it a lag – which basically means the damage from current resets is bigger than already acknowledged – and because so many more resets are set to take place – the damage will most certainly be much bigger than is currently acknowledged. And don’t forget negative feedback effects.

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