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Matt Taibbi - Taibblog   –  Forget Galleon: What about Goldman’s ex-boss?
Matt Taibbi - Taibblog – Forget Galleon: What about Goldman’s ex-boss?
The deal contributed to the more than $14 billion that over 18 months was handed to Goldman Sachs, whose former chairman, Stephen Friedman, was chairman of the board of directors of the New York Fed when the decision was made. Friedman, 71, resigned in May, days after it was disclosed by the ...
Never Send a Boy to Do a Man's Job
Never Send a Boy to Do a Man's Job
epicureandealmaker.blogspot.com — Interesting article over at Bloomberg.com this morning. Did you see it? Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) — In the... months leading up to the September 2008 collapse of giant insurer American International Group Inc., Elias Habayeb and his colleagues worked ... (more) Never Send a Boy to Do a Man's Job
Shock and Awe
Shock and Awe
epicureandealmaker.blogspot.com — What the hell did I ever do to piss Steve Randy Waldman off? I tell you honestly,... Dear Readers, my afternoon conversation with this genial and intelligent gentleman started unremarkably enough, with a little playful banter in the Twitterverse on ... (more) Shock and Awe
“How Goldman secretly bet on the U.S. housing crash” (AIG as Bagholder Watch)
nakedcapitalism.com — McClatchy, which was the only major US news organization to question the Iraq war until is was... obvious to all that it was a misguided exercise in neocon hubris, has started a series on Goldman’s famed “short subprime” exercise. ... (more) “How Goldman secretly bet on the U.S. housing crash” ...
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Cara's Commentary & Community Chat, Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009
Cara Community — ... The United States needs and must have better. It cannot afford to be managed by an organized crime syndicate. Stewart, Taibbi and others get it. They are trying to fight back, and so must you. http://trueslant.com/matttaibbi/2009/10/30/forget-galleon-what-about-gol... You have all heard of the concept of six degrees of separation; but, if not, here is the link to wiki. ...

Saturday Afternoon Thoughts from the House of Pain
Technically Speaking, Market Analysis and Theory — ... SPY breaks below the 10 week average on increased volume (four distribution weeks...lower price and higher volume in 6 weeks)...the 'smart money' feeds some of us their winners while they wait. The elephant tracks are out there. Could the oversold market rebound? Absolutely. That's what makes the market, the willingness of participants to create (with a lot of help) bubbles and deflate them. A couple of links from http://www/caracommunity.com It's a dirty game, where the enforcers are often sleeping. We are the sheep and they continue ...

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Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for 2009-10-30
securitiesdocket.com 10/30/2009 — Goldman Sachs denies any Galleon insider trading wrongdoing http://bit.ly/1oRPsW # Hints of Missed Chance to Pursue Galleon Case http://bit.ly/3CikI6 # Defense Blasts Insider Trading Witness in Call for Altered Bond http://bit.ly/4spek4 # CNBC Video: Galleon Pays Big for an ...
Galleon said to have paid Wall Street some $250M for market ‘colour’, which now may be harder to come by; Pay czar says he’s not looking to expand his turf; He’s no Spitzer — Eric Dinallo isn’t looking to bury Wall Street; Will Lazard be sold?Wall Street Folly
Galleon paid banks millions for edge Pay Czar Tells House Panel He Wants No Wider Authority Not Running Against Wall St. Future of Lazard remains uncertain Judge delays decision on bail for Madoff aide DiPascali Goldman Sachs Sees 30% Gain for China Stocks Through End-2010 Ravitch Says States ...
Galleon Said to Pay Banks Millions For 'Edge'DealBook
Galleon Group, whose founder has been charged with insider trading, paid $250 million to its Wall Street banks last year and in return received market information that other investors did not get, The Financial Times reported.