Goldman and the direction of the US economy
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Thu Apr-22-10 10:11 AM
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Goldman and the direction of the US economy |
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Thu Apr-22-10 11:07 AM
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1. Does anyone but me think that this Goldman Suit by the SEC |
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is a little fishy? Before you answer research it a little. I believe this suit was arranged.
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Thu Apr-22-10 02:42 PM
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2. Moody's suit is responsible for rating the banks products. These suites rated |
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Edited on Thu Apr-22-10 02:43 PM by midnight
bank's products like bad mortgage's as good. These suits are in on the lying.......
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Thu Apr-22-10 04:26 PM
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3. It does seem very focused, very small. And it is only a civil suit at this point. |
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There was so much fraud. Why only the one suit? That's my thought. Also, the SEC seems to have started at the top of the pyramid of the conspiracy to commit fraud. That is not how these things usually work. There may have been a lot of bargaining and this one suit is all that came out of the negotiations. On the other hand, they may just be beginning a huge amount of litigation and not have enough legal manpower (or womanpower) to take on more cases at this time.
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Thu Apr-22-10 05:04 PM
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5. Or maybe the suit was arranged to give the appearance of |
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cracking down on troublesome banks. I'll be suspicious until other banks are brought into question.
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Thu Apr-22-10 05:03 PM
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4. only if you have a world view |
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which says that organizations are monoliths and people don't change their mind when circumstances change.
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