I think Borat said it best when he said "Sexy time".
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BORAT!! BORAT FOR PREZZIDENT!!

Nigerians should be insulted. Nothing could be riskier than investing in Nigeria. Throwing money in the incinerator could not be riskier than investing in Nigeria. When it comes to crookedness, Lagos Nigeria remains number 1

Aren't investment banks just fronts to launder all the money from the sales of arms and drugs? Why should we be bailing them out? The trade in those commodities isn't stopping any time soon.

We'll know the game is over when Bernanke comes out to announce a rate cut wearing a lime-green thong, a la Borat!

Reuters reported yesterday that US tourists in Amsterdam had trouble finding anyplace which would exchange their dollars into Euros, the dollar is falling so fast.
Not only has the US lost respect in the world, we now have put a huge dent in their economies along with our own. We are now the late, great USA. So sad.

LOLOL in one way, this is a Good Thing, because I think that markets need to localize to be more effective. Furthermore, if other countries have their own little things happening, then we stand less of a risk of being victimized by 'bums rush' economix...and, finally, ALL investing is a risk. 'Investment capital' is money that you can stand to lose and not have to go out and cash in your life insurance policy over. Investing is a rich man's game, interesting practice of suckering in the small fry, in recent times, in my view...

i lived in lagos and other parts of nigeria. i dont find it a surprise that its less risky to invest in nigeria considering how well its financial markets have been doing these days. headlines like this one will sound silly in the following years when nigeria's financial markets make positive waves worldwide.

HOW ARE WE DOIN' AGAINST THE NORTH AND SOUTH POLE BANKING SYSTEMS???

It is amazing how much "truth" comes out in the comments here, including the sarcastic or angry ones.

Cheers, and good posting.

Hi five Mr. boosh. This make Borat very happy.

Most the rich Arabs in the Middle east must be crying now . Serves them right , instead of investing in the Arab world and helping it move forward .

Perhaps it's because we didn't pay their executives enough to pay attention.

Repair the boardroom. Control shifted in the past 30 years, and now due diligence and oversight are out the window.¨

http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2008/03/letter-to-ceos-of-fortune-1000-cos.html

Very niiiiiice. Bu$h always wanted to be a dictator; banana republic, here we are.

US banks more risky than Nigeria? Well that just goes to show you what idiots will say or do. Any of you Huff-O-Matics that in fact believe this need to get with it and switch over. Yah, that's what I thought, no takers.

Pure political hot air for the consumers of this type of nonsense, that's what this is.