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NYCLurker
ParticipantDon’t be idiots you guys. Read Thom Friedman’s op ed in today’s Times. This thing is a giant world-wide house of cards and Geithner and his advisors know perfectly well what is going on. Whether their plan will work will remain to be seen but don’t think they are clueless.
There were seminars on Systemic risk, bubbles and regulating derivatives within the Federal Reserve for the past 15 years and many many many smart economists, regulators, lawyers, and market specialists within the System knew EXACTLY what was happening. I know this because I sat in those seminars. Ultimately the kibosh was put on attempts at serious regulation by the powers that be in Washington at the time. Don’t worry, Geithner gets it big time.
NYCLurker
ParticipantDon’t be idiots you guys. Read Thom Friedman’s op ed in today’s Times. This thing is a giant world-wide house of cards and Geithner and his advisors know perfectly well what is going on. Whether their plan will work will remain to be seen but don’t think they are clueless.
There were seminars on Systemic risk, bubbles and regulating derivatives within the Federal Reserve for the past 15 years and many many many smart economists, regulators, lawyers, and market specialists within the System knew EXACTLY what was happening. I know this because I sat in those seminars. Ultimately the kibosh was put on attempts at serious regulation by the powers that be in Washington at the time. Don’t worry, Geithner gets it big time.
NYCLurker
ParticipantDon’t be idiots you guys. Read Thom Friedman’s op ed in today’s Times. This thing is a giant world-wide house of cards and Geithner and his advisors know perfectly well what is going on. Whether their plan will work will remain to be seen but don’t think they are clueless.
There were seminars on Systemic risk, bubbles and regulating derivatives within the Federal Reserve for the past 15 years and many many many smart economists, regulators, lawyers, and market specialists within the System knew EXACTLY what was happening. I know this because I sat in those seminars. Ultimately the kibosh was put on attempts at serious regulation by the powers that be in Washington at the time. Don’t worry, Geithner gets it big time.
NYCLurker
ParticipantDon’t be idiots you guys. Read Thom Friedman’s op ed in today’s Times. This thing is a giant world-wide house of cards and Geithner and his advisors know perfectly well what is going on. Whether their plan will work will remain to be seen but don’t think they are clueless.
There were seminars on Systemic risk, bubbles and regulating derivatives within the Federal Reserve for the past 15 years and many many many smart economists, regulators, lawyers, and market specialists within the System knew EXACTLY what was happening. I know this because I sat in those seminars. Ultimately the kibosh was put on attempts at serious regulation by the powers that be in Washington at the time. Don’t worry, Geithner gets it big time.
September 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM in reply to: La Jolla tops Beverly Hills and Greenwich in 2008 #269013NYCLurker
Participant[quote=patientlywaiting]This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!![/quote]
Yeah, no kidding. A 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom Manhattan condo or co-op would run you $2.5M minimum.
September 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM in reply to: La Jolla tops Beverly Hills and Greenwich in 2008 #269240NYCLurker
Participant[quote=patientlywaiting]This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!![/quote]
Yeah, no kidding. A 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom Manhattan condo or co-op would run you $2.5M minimum.
September 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM in reply to: La Jolla tops Beverly Hills and Greenwich in 2008 #269253NYCLurker
Participant[quote=patientlywaiting]This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!![/quote]
Yeah, no kidding. A 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom Manhattan condo or co-op would run you $2.5M minimum.
September 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM in reply to: La Jolla tops Beverly Hills and Greenwich in 2008 #269298NYCLurker
Participant[quote=patientlywaiting]This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!![/quote]
Yeah, no kidding. A 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom Manhattan condo or co-op would run you $2.5M minimum.
September 11, 2008 at 1:00 PM in reply to: La Jolla tops Beverly Hills and Greenwich in 2008 #269324NYCLurker
Participant[quote=patientlywaiting]This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!![/quote]
Yeah, no kidding. A 2200 sq ft 4 bedroom Manhattan condo or co-op would run you $2.5M minimum.
NYCLurker
ParticipantI’ll never forget watching the South Tower fall from 3 blocks away. And I’m thinking about the friends and business associates I lost:
Chris Faughnan
Tom Celic
Jim Berger
Cathy NardellaNYCLurker
ParticipantI’ll never forget watching the South Tower fall from 3 blocks away. And I’m thinking about the friends and business associates I lost:
Chris Faughnan
Tom Celic
Jim Berger
Cathy NardellaNYCLurker
ParticipantI’ll never forget watching the South Tower fall from 3 blocks away. And I’m thinking about the friends and business associates I lost:
Chris Faughnan
Tom Celic
Jim Berger
Cathy NardellaNYCLurker
ParticipantI’ll never forget watching the South Tower fall from 3 blocks away. And I’m thinking about the friends and business associates I lost:
Chris Faughnan
Tom Celic
Jim Berger
Cathy NardellaNYCLurker
ParticipantI’ll never forget watching the South Tower fall from 3 blocks away. And I’m thinking about the friends and business associates I lost:
Chris Faughnan
Tom Celic
Jim Berger
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