QuoteDislikedJuly 11 (Bloomberg) -- IndyMac Bancorp Inc. became the second-biggest federally insured financial company to be seized by U.S. regulators after a run by depositors left the California mortgage lender short on cash.
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Some depositors got a huge chunk of blue fromage today learning that IndyMac n' cheese is now belly up.
The ATM will work, but not the phone or the site until Monday. If you're American, I'm sorry to announce to you that the FDIC will piss away between $4 and $8 billion of your money in this mess. Or so it's been reported. It always amazes me when a crack team of economists can't figure out how much they're in the hole for. A $4 billion gap would be pretty obvious in any budget.
Another chapter in the liar loans saga!
Now that Indy is down, I'm waiting for Freddie to go down as well. I wonder if Jim Cramer will tell people to hold on to Indy, Freddie and Fannie's stock like he did Bear Stearns.
Not all sins are created equal