all right we are back with reggie middleton entrepreneurial investor and independent analyst to talk about bank of america we got into it a little bit before the break we talked about the credit default swaps their exposure to the eurozone debt crisis and of course their acquisition of countrywide which saddled him with all of these foreclosed homes bad mortgages and litigation as well so i want to bring you back into the conversation because you were mentioning before the insolvency of bank of america and this is something you've been warning about since two thousand and eight so my question is why do you think that now is the time that this is going to reach a tipping point out if that's the case and this is what you're saying. because it's just a question from the size of bank of america before the break we discussed the courtyard acquisition making a purchase in my opinion were they paid less than zero for countrywide basically they had to pay to buy. the whole country likely to make it a felony acquisition also purchased merrill lynch which is one of the biggest c.d.s. writers o

so proud of anonymous thank you guys for you know fighting the good fight they should contact reggie middleton and get his work on j.p. morgan go after j.p. morgan. they're short sells their naked short sell softly and take that stock price down to zero profit wildly and share the goodies but imagine had they existed and released this information about all the c.d.o. for example that for years nobody knew other than the bankers themselves who had packaged these fought fraudulent securities only they had the advantage of being able to short those securities they were creating because they knew themselves as having packaged it that they were toxic imagine if anonymous had been able to release as they've done here the inside e-mails that these people like goldman sachs we know were referring to. deals so imagine have they they released those in two thousand and five when these fraudulent securities were being packaged right while goldman sachs was shorting the products that they themselves created knowing that they were toxic and worthless as fun run by a group like anonymous could have also been