Has Goldman fatally damaged their Franchise?

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would it be all right to hook everyone to a polygraph, just for entertainment, no legal effect, so we can watch the needle bounce around ona big screen behind them? why dont they have that?

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?

[patb]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

Trust me. This is all smoke and mirrors. Very little is gonna get done, except we’re paying a lot of those senators to look good on tv, which even that is subjective.

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

Trust me. This is all smoke and mirrors. Very little is gonna get done, except we’re paying a lot of those senators to look good on tv, which even that is subjective.

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

Trust me. This is all smoke and mirrors. Very little is gonna get done, except we’re paying a lot of those senators to look good on tv, which even that is subjective.

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

Trust me. This is all smoke and mirrors. Very little is gonna get done, except we’re paying a lot of those senators to look good on tv, which even that is subjective.

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

Trust me. This is all smoke and mirrors. Very little is gonna get done, except we’re paying a lot of those senators to look good on tv, which even that is subjective.

[Coronita]

[quote=patb][quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?[/quote]

Lead underwriters of IPO’s and M&A…It’s not their only business you know…Especially IF the financial markets (ever turn around) and co’s feel like starting to gobble up other institutions. I’d say their M&A departments are non-insignificant.

These institutions really don’t work like others. I’d say they wouldn’t give a flying f* what main street thinks about them if Congress wasn’t creating so much flack for them.

[Coronita]

[quote=patb][quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?[/quote]

Lead underwriters of IPO’s and M&A…It’s not their only business you know…Especially IF the financial markets (ever turn around) and co’s feel like starting to gobble up other institutions. I’d say their M&A departments are non-insignificant.

These institutions really don’t work like others. I’d say they wouldn’t give a flying f* what main street thinks about them if Congress wasn’t creating so much flack for them.

[Coronita]

[quote=patb][quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?[/quote]

Lead underwriters of IPO’s and M&A…It’s not their only business you know…Especially IF the financial markets (ever turn around) and co’s feel like starting to gobble up other institutions. I’d say their M&A departments are non-insignificant.

These institutions really don’t work like others. I’d say they wouldn’t give a flying f* what main street thinks about them if Congress wasn’t creating so much flack for them.

[Coronita]

[quote=patb][quote=UCGal]Back to the original topic…
I’m watching the GS Senate hearings right now. I don’t know who looks more ridiculous – politicians trying to seem outraged that GS isn’t a charitable institution (see McCain’s last few questions.) Or Goldman acting like they’re a victim. Truly amazing to watch from an entertainment point of view.[/quote]

This is what’s called fatal brand damage.

When Goldman wants to sell a CDO, who wants to buy it?

when Goldman wants to buy a Default Swap who wants to sell it to them.

When you think Goldman has rigged the tables, who wants to sit down with them?[/quote]

Lead underwriters of IPO’s and M&A…It’s not their only business you know…Especially IF the financial markets (ever turn around) and co’s feel like starting to gobble up other institutions. I’d say their M&A departments are non-insignificant.

These institutions really don’t work like others. I’d say they wouldn’t give a flying f* what main street thinks about them if Congress wasn’t creating so much flack for them.

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