U.S. comments: Road is a costly freedom

"MarketWatch in New York May 19," Ronald Logue of the bank, the mood should be good. In Monday, his bank announced plans to repay the money it received from the tarp.　　Once the whole process is over, banks will no longer have to be bound by the government on pay issues.　　In fact, it was already doomed to start the day, when Daofu (STT) passed the government stress test and was found to be no longer in need of additional capital.　　But there is no shortage of disappointment in the scheme. Daofu will issue 1.5 billion of billions of dollars in shares that would dilute existing shareholders. They will also be carrying a debt that has not been specified for specific purposes.　　They spent 3.7 billion of billions of dollars in spending, almost equivalent to a three-year net income for the company. These measures will make shareholders feel similar to the pain earlier this year. The bank lowered its dividend to 1 cents between February. The company's net interest revenue has also slipped.　　However, S & P analysts expect the 2009-year net interest income to reach $47.5 million trillion.　　Many analysts are bullish on the prospect of the bank and its shares. There has been a significant improvement in investor confidence in banking stocks in the near term, and there is a clear benefit from it. In fact, they have received more than 30 billion dollars of assets from their rivals. Just three months ago, critics were also worried about the loss of the balance sheet by rich and rogue.　　This prompted the bank to decide to slash dividends and increase reserves. The danger of further writedowns in the future seems to have been greatly reduced.　　This should partly be attributed to the relaxation of accounting standards, in fact, the overall writedowns in the US banking sector are ebbing. Now, one can only doubt that Rogge, who last year paid 28 million of dollars in compensation, doubted whether he would do so to prove his worth or to avoid the possible shocks.