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we all make mistakes, you, me. but the issues with our mistakes is that the whole world will not be affected. your looking 1998 Asian crisis again. will end up costing much more then 700B if not passed

since this is securities law, aren't they under supervision of the NY AG? And any settlement that goes form NY goes for everyone? i cant see UBS getting sued 50x. Or why wasn't some of the Elliot Spritzer lawsuits copied by other State AG's?

no, your right. UBS may be too big to fail, but other smaller companies may not be, and if some people own that crap, they may not get paid back. i guess we will see. anyone not settle with the AG? I think GS didint

why may u never see the balance if you invested with UBS? looks to me you are getting your money back. sorry you have not yet., but at least that saved you from investing in some crap recently UBS 18.50, -0.30, -1.6%) will offer to buy back $8.3 billion in securities from private clients...

pitiful? why is that? btw i do agree that it sucks to hear them talk all day, its like watching the today show

who was not made whole? i know some companies and businesses where not. but other the that the AG got everyone to refund.

i wish i put my life savings in auction rate's wasnt everyone made whole also? it was a hairy 6 months, but every person got there money back? am i wrong? did you see some of the resets? 10+% for AAA bonds, so they got paid to wait also. i saw some ARS today investment grade yielding 15%...

cnbc was amazing last week for all the news. sucks this week, but they broke the story of the year. Chuck, broke the bailout news on thursday as well as all the other stuff last week. I trade news for a living and last week cnbc did an amazing job.

to his credit, he was right, i didn't read over the article perfect. i missed the 401 part

i see now that now, thanks. im still correct that it was friday not thursday.

after hours movement GS up 7.76% MS up 10..61% :D http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ms http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=gs

Yep im a "fucking idiot" because last time i checked i didn't see your name in trader monthly for the past 3 years, or on bloomberg and cnbc. All im telling you is look at the weird trading in ALL banking stocks the past 3 days. oh yes, look at the market close on goldman friday, it...

Hey i agree with you, if GE wants to be on the Short List then they should trade at the PE of a bank. When i've have been on CNBC and they asked what stocks i wanted to talk about, they told me not to discuss GE. I was just giving you the article i fond that said "EMPLOYEES cant own...

I dont know that is why i ask. SO if GS needs to borrow money Long term is there intrest rate 10%?. does this mean that the rate they pay on borrowing money will be going up? Borrowing costs to GS is like Fuel cost to AMR

im actually going to pull a "flytiger", to me that means post crap and just copy and past an article no one is intrested in. Question for you? if the no short list did not come out until very late Thursday night, how did david faber say GE should be on this list Thursday? BTW here is what i...

if you had a dollar for every shitty post you would be rich.

the reports on CNBC cant own stocks. It would be like Hank Paulson owning GS still. BTW Faber NEVER said GE needs protection and that conversation you speak of was Friday, not thursday. Your rants are great but get your facts correct. thanks

yeah "soooo" blatant. did you notice the 3 other times this has happend in the past 4 days? did i forget to say GS is not trading normal since of the no short? market goes down, whos shorting GS since its not shortable? Think this way. If Buffet or Goldman is acting on insider info would...

it went like 4 points,while no one can short the stock. thats not a huge move. if you look at Friday, and Wensday the same thing happend, the last print was much higher then where it was trading 10 minutes before. i dont think buffett was buying an extra 50,000 shares so he could make an...

we are looking at this as great news, but does goldman now borrow at 10%? will this KILL there business model? or just a short term market condition?