Just because a Senate committee recommends that these exemptions be discontinued doesn't mean it'll happen. So I think it a bit pre-mature to say that GS hasn't got its claws effectively into the senate. and frankly I find it odd that GS would respond to such an article if it thinks it's so hysterical. What does GS care what a Rolling Stone editorial says!?
You know, one has to applaud GS for its ability to entwine itself so deeply into the highest levels of government. I mean, even here in Canada our central bank has a GS alumnist at its helm.
From my reading, it looked like JPM was the only bank doing major league buying at the LEH CDS auction. But what I really want to know is who else other than AIG did the underwriting of LEH CDSs; it's these companies who could go bust on Tuesday. Or should I guess that it might have been GS and MS based on the where the first AIG bailout payments ended up??
The Unbearable Lightness of Goldman Sachs [View article]
Unfortunately when the repairman went up to patch up the roof, his hammer broke threw the rickety framework to expose a nest of rats living in the attic.
The End of Supervised Entities - Now What About Swaps? [View article]
Tell me something, will the $700 billion bailout allow parties whose CDS obligations were triggered by the BSC, AIG, LEH, WAMU or other failures to dump them onto the taxpayer?? If so, I guess Paulson's successor will be back begging for more money from Congress except this time she/he will be prostrate rather than on one knee!
Goldman Sachs Replies to Taibbi [View article]
and frankly I find it odd that GS would respond to such an article if it thinks it's so hysterical. What does GS care what a Rolling Stone editorial says!?
Goldman Sachs Datapoint of the Day [View article]
AIG: How It Spent Your Tax Money [View article]
The Unbearable Lightness of Goldman Sachs [View article]
The End of Supervised Entities - Now What About Swaps? [View article]