The upside for the tax payers in the bailout is big "Zero" - Robin Trehan

Jan. 20, 2009 - PRLog -- Small banks are poised for growth said Robin Trehan

Big banks are not going to survive as there assets have at least 30% lower value. The equity cannot support and it has already been gone. The bailout money for the big banks cannot help as it is sinking money in sea with one bucket at a time.

The realization that by throwing tax payers money at weak banks will not solve the issue. Let the Darwin theory work. Survival of the fittest. The upside for the tax payers in the bailout is big "Zero"

Small banks are in best situation to handle the crisis, as they always give loans on based on relationship.  The closer the lender is to the borrower the better the system will work. Let the small banks grow. Big banks are important for the economy, so they should be made public and nationalized.

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