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    Jokes 2

    No kidding, this f'r won't quit.
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    Even 7th graders know the market is rigged!!!!

    Re "But instead he was peppered with questions about a market “controlled by big rich people,” “crooked” Goldman Sachs and an investing environment that’s “not fair” for retail investors. It would be nice to hear any of the intelligent children taken the other side of their own...
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    Say goodbye to Goldman Sachs

    Reps are asking Obama to return the 1m campaign bucks he got from GS. Good luck wid dat.
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    6 Career-killing Facebook Mistakes

    What if his logic is the wave of the future? He can't be the only one who entertains these thoughts.
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    Jokes 2

    It would be funny as hell if the SEC charges against GS ends up pointing the finger right back to the rating agencies or Congress or the SEC itself. SEC shoots self in foot. lmao
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    Jokes 2

    :D :D :D
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    Slower economic growth needs to be engineered?

    For example, Re poverty and birth rates and providing. There are theories that high birth rates (in the ghetto for example) have basis in the thought that one man cannot be a sole provider (for various reasons), hence women have children by several men ensuring multiple resources and multiple...
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    Even 7th graders know the market is rigged!!!!

    Sounds like a class of upstanding, up and coming whiners. Stay tuned for the next lesson. if you can't beat 'em join 'em. Whatever you decide you'll need a good education to do either. Oh and btw, The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing. If you can fake that, you've got it...
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    SEC charges GS with fraud

    I'd guess Buffett lends his shares out.
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    SEC charges GS with fraud

    What is much more hurting is the reputational damage plus potentially lost government contracts in the US, Asia, and Europe. ------------------ Plus GS guys are smart. Imo, they bring brainpower to the govt office. They could be shut out of gov't jobs.
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    Geek me surely not

    Imo, you'd have to ask another person who is interested in finance if you are a finance geek, they probably wouldn't think so, you'd be one of them. I asked why you read that one book (economics? since forgot the name) you said it interested you, I could respect that, I don't think you are a...
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    Jokes 2

    Now if we could just find the other 634 billion. lmao
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    Jokes 2

    Rep. Anna Eshoo, D-Calif., said 40 municipalities nationwide lost around $1.7 billion after the firm went under. °º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸ woo cry me a river °º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤ø,¸
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    Slower economic growth needs to be engineered?

    Ha! Clean water. I'd like to know how will ever get the pharmaceuticals out of the water. I'd like to know where all the Prozac goes.
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    Brown Urged to Suspend Goldman’s U.K. Government Work

    Who would benefit the most? The numnuts at the Fed. GS goes ape shit with policy and makes money. Fucks up their plans to keep our sorry asses broke.
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    SEC charges GS with fraud

    :D lol. That was my first thought, but Obama is too slick to use that one again. He needs something new and fresh.
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    SEC charges GS with fraud

    I'd like to add, the media would love to assign a cross, currently no one person, politician or company is culpable. If only .......we could put a name and a face on this crisis our problems will be over. Art Andersen was the Enron cross, how'd that work out?
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    Slower economic growth needs to be engineered?

    Overpopulation, imo, is not an issue, nor is overcrowding. A city such as New York is much more "green", more efficient is all aspects than a suburb. Examples of poverty as a cause from overcrowding is basically due to mis-management of resources.
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    Slower economic growth needs to be engineered?

    What if this is all manufactured for our own good? ------------------------- Possible. The way I try to approach this is to imagine if I was the gov't and unlimited resources at my disposal, I would imagine a 5,10,25 50 and 100 year plan. gather up a bunch of academics to forecast the...
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    Next bubble: $600 trillion?

    In October 2009, Harvard University paid $497.6 million to investment banks to get out from $1.1 billion in interest rate swaps that were intended to hedge variable-rate debt for capital projects, Bloomberg reported. Interest rate swaps - they shouldn't even be investing in them but the sad...
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