you know what... you are probably right. but the fact is he was totally wrong and i never had a chance to respond. the timing is terrible but a coincidence. Shock is a consistently negative poster who gets his points by belittling other posters comments. i saw his response to mine, albeit very late, and corrected him... just as you did mine. maybe i am a loser as you say, but i am a loser who knows what the fuck he is talking about and has two michigan diplomas hanging on his wall.
no dis to you, but shock is a dick.
of course you do. that is why you are the ignorant, failbot asshole that you are.
read a book on football, finance, life (or anything else) before you comment on it, you negative, condeceing, inaccurate know it all prick.
PS - Go BLUE
you sir, are an idiot. You clearly have no knowledge of modern finance:
bonds are a form of debt or course, but quite different than equity financing.
"This SOLELY applies to US treasuries. Also, stadium bonds aren't publicly traded, so they aren't exactly going to be appreciating in value in anything near how you'd think about UST"
WRONG: First, all bonds are publicly traded in one form or another... I would know.. I'm a fucking bond trader. Second, Muni bonds are one of the most heavily traded bonds on the market. They are safe, moderate in yield and risk, and usually have high credit guarantors.
Again, I go back to your above statement: It does NOT soley apply to USTs. It applies to all bonds. I know for a fact that these bonds can be traded because I do it all day for a living.
I can assure you that plenty of the investors that purchased stadium bonds (backed by UM credit - AA rated) haved sold, traded or arbritraged their positions in these bonds in some matter (ie, i have traded them).
I hope you enjoy Bonds 101 FX, cause you really have no clue.
Your are a financial FAIL
He will probably on the field for the banner. They will be sitting at or near the 50, in the first couple of rows. I was recruited for golf back in the early 00's and we sat in the same spot, although a few rows behind the football/basketball kids. Recruits of all sports generally sit in that area together... first 10 rows. He will have a direct view of the tunnel and touching the banner if he is not on the field for it. It will be an amazing experience for him.
I think you misread the analysis my friend. It is BECAUSE of the financial crisis that Martin was able to finance this project so cheaply. Bond financing is different from debt/equity financing. Buying a bond, especially one from a public/government entity is considerably safer than giving an individual or company a mortgage. As such, in times of crisis, investors flock to bonds as a financial safe haven driving yields lower, i.e 4% on the stadium bonds or US treasuries near 0% last fall.
on the pussification of america... but how many times are we going to steal days old Deadspin posts and put them on the board here without referenicing where it came from - like you found the article yourself?? You even stole the exact title of their post. Its been happening on this board frequently as of late.
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Was just reading the post on Valenti yesterday. Someone commented on him being the best radio host in Detroit. Got me thinking... does anyone know whats happening with Stoney and Wojo or Baligian?? Havent heard anything from them since they got the boot from CC.
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