Don Bright buying Goldman

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hughb

In the Tuesday's Markets section of the WSJ:

"It looks to us like enough shoes have fallen in this sector," said Don Bright who runs a trading firm in Chicago, referring to the idea that the raft of trading losses written down by financial firms in recent months may be nearing an end. Mr. Bright was a buyer Tuesday of several financial names including Wall Street bellweather Goldman Sach Group which rose 1.9%.
 
Quote from hughb:

In the Tuesday's Markets section of the WSJ:

"It looks to us like enough shoes have fallen in this sector,"
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Boy, I dunno. Seems like no end to these bad boys.

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Btw, how do I get this toenail polish off?????
 
Quote from hughb:

In the Tuesday's Markets section of the WSJ:

"It looks to us like enough shoes have fallen in this sector," said Don Bright who runs a trading firm in Chicago, referring to the idea that the raft of trading losses written down by financial firms in recent months may be nearing an end. Mr. Bright was a buyer Tuesday of several financial names including Wall Street bellweather Goldman Sach Group which rose 1.9%.
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Ha - nice one
 
You sneaky devil! Had I known you were behind the move I'd have held my position. I have a buddy who told me earlier this month that GS would give a 10% move this month. He's usually good on his calls and a bit optimistic in his return thinking. I caught 7.5% and bailed but had I known you were behind the scenes...I'd have joined your acquisition team. :)

Quote from Don Bright:

Don't tell anyone about the LBO, LOL.


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