Treasury Bought $125B in Bank Stocks

On Tuesday the United States Treasury department purchased $125 billion of bank stocks becoming one of the largest stockholders in the world instantly.

$25 billion was invested in Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo.

$15 billion was invested in Bank of America and $10 billion in Merrill Lynch (which is being acquired by Bank of America).

$10 billion was invested in Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. And the treasury department invested $3 billion in Bank of New York Mellon $2 billion in State Street.

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  1. In the last year they have spent $1.46 Trillion more than they paid for… The current debt stands at $10,525,823,144,117. That is a bit over $10.5 Trillion…

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