It appears that world leaders were scurrying yet again with more rescue packages in time for this week’s opening bell.  Marketwatch reports that world rolling out emergency financial moves.  Among the highlights:

The U.K. government is finalizing plans to invest billions of pounds in four of its largest banks as part of its efforts to stabilize the country’s financial system, a move that could lead to the suspension of London stock trading Monday.

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Sunday that his government will guarantee all deposits with institutions for the next three years to bolster confidence in the banking system.

The United Arab Emirates said Sunday it will guarantee all credit risks and deposits at national banks and interbank lending among all banks operating in the UAE.

Germany’s government will set up a fund to provide as much as 100 billion euros ($135 billion) of equity capital to help the nation’s banks through the economic turmoil.

The futures market is already responding ahead of the opening bells this week, and the current expectation is for a green day tomorrow on all the U.S. major indexes.  But just as with other weekend stimulus pumping sessions, there is no guarantee that the positive reactions will sustain themselves.  I can see the future, and the future looks green, but I’m not ready to jump back into these wavy market waters with my money.

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