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U.S. Judiciary Emerging as Investors' New Best Friend

Spitzer deserved what he got. He was only looking to build his own career, and did not do anything that helped the common man. He also got financial institutions he sued to settle, rather than find the wrongdoers. So investors lost a lot of money, and at their expense, New York gained all those ill- gotten gains.


On Sep 09 10:01 AM Leftfield wrote:

> Rays of sunshine have been dashed before. Barney Frank seems to be
> waffling about supporting Ron Paul's effort to open Fed books. And,
> the New York Fed was recently granted a stay by a judge who had previously
> ordered some books opened. When you add the fate of Elliott Spitzer,
> going against Wall St. looks like a shaky, lonely, possibly hazardous
> road and few stay the course.

My 2008 Predictions for Financial Catastrophe

You said first that Predictions are not your forte. You should have then shut up. Your article is baseless and unresearched. What makes you think you have the right to spew nonsense and waste our time?