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October 1, 2009 at 5:36 AM in reply to: The plot thickens….Confirmed.. Fed Reserve Strongarmed BofA … #462509October 1, 2009 at 5:36 AM in reply to: The plot thickens….Confirmed.. Fed Reserve Strongarmed BofA … #463324Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipant
Lewis took the low road and the likely payoff beyond what the exit package will be,to stay quiet and leave. I would bet my life they threatened to kill him if he sang. This is a very big deal, and the truth cannot be known. We may think politics is nasty and getting more so, but there are things that go on behind the scenes that are alot worse than just congressmen pissing on each other over healthcare.
If he was really in a morally high ground type of place, he would hire a few ex navy seals to protect him and sing like a bird and let his security team protect him.
It has been obvious from the beginning that this deal made no sense on any level at all and was pressured from somewhere. Other than the govt buying toilet seats for 30k jokes, no executive running any large company would overpay like this without chicanery going on. 50B for a company worth close to zero cap rate wise at the time.
It is becoming obvious that the corruption in politics is on a pretty big scale, and is not party specific.
October 1, 2009 at 5:36 AM in reply to: The plot thickens….Confirmed.. Fed Reserve Strongarmed BofA … #462702Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantLewis took the low road and the likely payoff beyond what the exit package will be,to stay quiet and leave. I would bet my life they threatened to kill him if he sang. This is a very big deal, and the truth cannot be known. We may think politics is nasty and getting more so, but there are things that go on behind the scenes that are alot worse than just congressmen pissing on each other over healthcare.
If he was really in a morally high ground type of place, he would hire a few ex navy seals to protect him and sing like a bird and let his security team protect him.
It has been obvious from the beginning that this deal made no sense on any level at all and was pressured from somewhere. Other than the govt buying toilet seats for 30k jokes, no executive running any large company would overpay like this without chicanery going on. 50B for a company worth close to zero cap rate wise at the time.
It is becoming obvious that the corruption in politics is on a pretty big scale, and is not party specific.
October 1, 2009 at 5:36 AM in reply to: The plot thickens….Confirmed.. Fed Reserve Strongarmed BofA … #463047Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantLewis took the low road and the likely payoff beyond what the exit package will be,to stay quiet and leave. I would bet my life they threatened to kill him if he sang. This is a very big deal, and the truth cannot be known. We may think politics is nasty and getting more so, but there are things that go on behind the scenes that are alot worse than just congressmen pissing on each other over healthcare.
If he was really in a morally high ground type of place, he would hire a few ex navy seals to protect him and sing like a bird and let his security team protect him.
It has been obvious from the beginning that this deal made no sense on any level at all and was pressured from somewhere. Other than the govt buying toilet seats for 30k jokes, no executive running any large company would overpay like this without chicanery going on. 50B for a company worth close to zero cap rate wise at the time.
It is becoming obvious that the corruption in politics is on a pretty big scale, and is not party specific.
October 1, 2009 at 5:36 AM in reply to: The plot thickens….Confirmed.. Fed Reserve Strongarmed BofA … #463119Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantLewis took the low road and the likely payoff beyond what the exit package will be,to stay quiet and leave. I would bet my life they threatened to kill him if he sang. This is a very big deal, and the truth cannot be known. We may think politics is nasty and getting more so, but there are things that go on behind the scenes that are alot worse than just congressmen pissing on each other over healthcare.
If he was really in a morally high ground type of place, he would hire a few ex navy seals to protect him and sing like a bird and let his security team protect him.
It has been obvious from the beginning that this deal made no sense on any level at all and was pressured from somewhere. Other than the govt buying toilet seats for 30k jokes, no executive running any large company would overpay like this without chicanery going on. 50B for a company worth close to zero cap rate wise at the time.
It is becoming obvious that the corruption in politics is on a pretty big scale, and is not party specific.
September 27, 2009 at 7:33 PM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462215Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantEqualizer
Large Funds are momentum players typically so they tend to buy on strength and sell on weakness. As a result 20 and 40 day highs and lows tend to be their entry and exit points. They are basically the accelerators of the trend, so when we have a situation like this with an extended move, if we get pullbacks to those levels, we often see them exit at these levels. Just like anything else, nothing is 100% but in general this is how they roll.
September 27, 2009 at 7:33 PM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462420Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantEqualizer
Large Funds are momentum players typically so they tend to buy on strength and sell on weakness. As a result 20 and 40 day highs and lows tend to be their entry and exit points. They are basically the accelerators of the trend, so when we have a situation like this with an extended move, if we get pullbacks to those levels, we often see them exit at these levels. Just like anything else, nothing is 100% but in general this is how they roll.
September 27, 2009 at 7:33 PM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #461798Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantEqualizer
Large Funds are momentum players typically so they tend to buy on strength and sell on weakness. As a result 20 and 40 day highs and lows tend to be their entry and exit points. They are basically the accelerators of the trend, so when we have a situation like this with an extended move, if we get pullbacks to those levels, we often see them exit at these levels. Just like anything else, nothing is 100% but in general this is how they roll.
September 27, 2009 at 7:33 PM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #461603Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantEqualizer
Large Funds are momentum players typically so they tend to buy on strength and sell on weakness. As a result 20 and 40 day highs and lows tend to be their entry and exit points. They are basically the accelerators of the trend, so when we have a situation like this with an extended move, if we get pullbacks to those levels, we often see them exit at these levels. Just like anything else, nothing is 100% but in general this is how they roll.
September 27, 2009 at 7:33 PM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462141Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantEqualizer
Large Funds are momentum players typically so they tend to buy on strength and sell on weakness. As a result 20 and 40 day highs and lows tend to be their entry and exit points. They are basically the accelerators of the trend, so when we have a situation like this with an extended move, if we get pullbacks to those levels, we often see them exit at these levels. Just like anything else, nothing is 100% but in general this is how they roll.
September 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462072Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantSince we disagree on virtually everything, no surprise a comment like this shows up from you. I did not state that as a reason I support this type of activity. I you read my blog( make no mistake I don’t want you to ) you would know that I dispise it. I would not constantly slam it if I thought it was what they should be doing.
I think by doing what they do they just postpone the inevitable, and make it worse when it does actually happen.
However, John Q Public itleast got a partial offset here in that their taxpayer money did give them some payback vs a total loss like most of what is happening, auto’s to name one.
This activity is no secret and yet another example of how the media selectively chooses what they report. They could expose this with a full force effort. There are people who work at GS who are tight lipped, but involved in these transactions. I am sure the media could get this out if they chose to. But there is also no doubt that the government would make someone’s live miserable with audits and god knows what else, if they were the lone soldier that pursued this.
September 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #461533Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantSince we disagree on virtually everything, no surprise a comment like this shows up from you. I did not state that as a reason I support this type of activity. I you read my blog( make no mistake I don’t want you to ) you would know that I dispise it. I would not constantly slam it if I thought it was what they should be doing.
I think by doing what they do they just postpone the inevitable, and make it worse when it does actually happen.
However, John Q Public itleast got a partial offset here in that their taxpayer money did give them some payback vs a total loss like most of what is happening, auto’s to name one.
This activity is no secret and yet another example of how the media selectively chooses what they report. They could expose this with a full force effort. There are people who work at GS who are tight lipped, but involved in these transactions. I am sure the media could get this out if they chose to. But there is also no doubt that the government would make someone’s live miserable with audits and god knows what else, if they were the lone soldier that pursued this.
September 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #461729Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantSince we disagree on virtually everything, no surprise a comment like this shows up from you. I did not state that as a reason I support this type of activity. I you read my blog( make no mistake I don’t want you to ) you would know that I dispise it. I would not constantly slam it if I thought it was what they should be doing.
I think by doing what they do they just postpone the inevitable, and make it worse when it does actually happen.
However, John Q Public itleast got a partial offset here in that their taxpayer money did give them some payback vs a total loss like most of what is happening, auto’s to name one.
This activity is no secret and yet another example of how the media selectively chooses what they report. They could expose this with a full force effort. There are people who work at GS who are tight lipped, but involved in these transactions. I am sure the media could get this out if they chose to. But there is also no doubt that the government would make someone’s live miserable with audits and god knows what else, if they were the lone soldier that pursued this.
September 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462350Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantSince we disagree on virtually everything, no surprise a comment like this shows up from you. I did not state that as a reason I support this type of activity. I you read my blog( make no mistake I don’t want you to ) you would know that I dispise it. I would not constantly slam it if I thought it was what they should be doing.
I think by doing what they do they just postpone the inevitable, and make it worse when it does actually happen.
However, John Q Public itleast got a partial offset here in that their taxpayer money did give them some payback vs a total loss like most of what is happening, auto’s to name one.
This activity is no secret and yet another example of how the media selectively chooses what they report. They could expose this with a full force effort. There are people who work at GS who are tight lipped, but involved in these transactions. I am sure the media could get this out if they chose to. But there is also no doubt that the government would make someone’s live miserable with audits and god knows what else, if they were the lone soldier that pursued this.
September 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM in reply to: Have The Federal Reserve Or Prime Brokers Ever Tried To Manipulate The Stock Market? #462145Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantSince we disagree on virtually everything, no surprise a comment like this shows up from you. I did not state that as a reason I support this type of activity. I you read my blog( make no mistake I don’t want you to ) you would know that I dispise it. I would not constantly slam it if I thought it was what they should be doing.
I think by doing what they do they just postpone the inevitable, and make it worse when it does actually happen.
However, John Q Public itleast got a partial offset here in that their taxpayer money did give them some payback vs a total loss like most of what is happening, auto’s to name one.
This activity is no secret and yet another example of how the media selectively chooses what they report. They could expose this with a full force effort. There are people who work at GS who are tight lipped, but involved in these transactions. I am sure the media could get this out if they chose to. But there is also no doubt that the government would make someone’s live miserable with audits and god knows what else, if they were the lone soldier that pursued this.
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