In other words, very good timing...although, today, the market is up. Interesting and strange that one day should be so much the opposite of another...but, I suppose that, after a fall like yesterday, there is bound to be a bounce of some kind...
Hey, Bud, maybe a lot of bears are now out and growling, but this particular article must have been written over the last weekend or on Friday last week, because it was published by S.A. and readable by me at about 4:30 AM eastern time, on the morning of the 17th, before any triple digit falls on the DOW!
On Aug 18 01:08 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> rtyu. Wow! One triple digit move down in the Dow, and all of a sudden, everyone is bearish.
Was the AIG Bailout a Goldman Bailout by Proxy? [View article]
Angry Banker,
It seems to me that, now that we have finally gotten to the truth -- that the Goldman Sachs and all the others that got the backdoor bailouts from AIG to allegedly "save the financial system", they and the others should now be required to pay it ALL back, before distributing obscene bonuses and salary to their executives.
But, then, being a banker at, I suspect, Goldman Sachs, steeped in the idea that you are a privileged person to whom the world owe a living, you probably disagree, and think bonuses paid, essentially, with government bailout funds, are just fine and dandy. That is the real truth, isn't it?
Will the Market Crash? [View article]
Will the Market Crash? [View article]
On Aug 18 01:08 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> rtyu. Wow! One triple digit move down in the Dow, and all of a sudden, everyone is bearish.
Will the Market Crash? [View article]
Was the AIG Bailout a Goldman Bailout by Proxy? [View article]
It seems to me that, now that we have finally gotten to the truth -- that the Goldman Sachs and all the others that got the backdoor bailouts from AIG to allegedly "save the financial system", they and the others should now be required to pay it ALL back, before distributing obscene bonuses and salary to their executives.
But, then, being a banker at, I suspect, Goldman Sachs, steeped in the idea that you are a privileged person to whom the world owe a living, you probably disagree, and think bonuses paid, essentially, with government bailout funds, are just fine and dandy. That is the real truth, isn't it?