And liquidity.

Yes, sir. You only have 31 inches headroom.

liquidity in general.

So I would have a liquidity problem.

liquidity and things like that in the future.

It's about as mysterious as the liquidity of water.

So that is a loan to prevent a liquidity crisis.

So how do you get past a liquidity crisis like this?

And you've probably read articles that the Fed is injecting liquidity.

let's say it has some cash just for immediate liquidity needs.

Liquidity because you know you're going to get your money back.

So this is a situation where you are having a liquidity crisis.

Hey, I want you to buy my share back. I want liquidity.

One is that Frito Lay figured out this liquidity thing with their consumer.

The liquidity is not an extra juice squirted out by the H2O molecules.

Liquidity just means that I have the security and I can sell it.

This seemed, due to the liquidity that cash transfers provided in cash starved situations.

So anyway, I just wanted to show you that difference between liquidity and solvency.

And leverage and leverage requirements have a lot more to do with solvency than liquidity.

You're trading in the secondary market you're not dealing with the actual corporation so that's where the investor get's their liquidity and when we say liquidity it allows them to convert it into cash because they can trade it

So, by doing an initial public offering, all of a sudden all of the players will have liquidity.

What is a write down, what does it mean when you don't have liquidity, in really tangible ways.

And now all of a sudden, the banks dried up, liquidity is gone, people can't borrow money, and you have a demand shock.

Because it leads to the issue of, are these banks facing just a liquidity issue or are they facing just a solvency issue?

But there will be at least some type of a market in the security, so you could have what you could call liquidity.

A modern market is more than a website it's a web of interoperable marketplaces, back office mechanisms, regulatory regimes, settlement mechanisms, liquidity sources and so on.

That means as long as at any given moment in time, more than 20 of these people don't demand their money back, the bank's going to have liquidity.

This is the movement from Americans defining their success on having things to having liquidity, because the less excess that you have around you, the more nimble and fleet of foot you are.

If you believe that these are worth 3 billion, these assets, these liabilities are worth 4 billion, then the crux of whether it's a liquidity or a solvency issue all falls down as to whether these are worth 2 billion or not.

Japan had a multifaceted approach, that's how they put the money into circulation, but what Bernanke is saying is that our approach isn't just focused on the amount of cash that we are printing, our focus is where are we putting that cash toward, how can we use this cash that we printed to kind of, provide liquidity, to ease up things in certain parts of the economy.