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Pardon our hypocrisy, but virtually all of these funds (with the likely exception of Kynikos) would have gotten destroyed had Bernanke, the Chairman of the PWG and the President, decided not to intervene.
Originally posted by GeorgiaGirl
reply to post by whoshotJR
Sometimes it is hard to argue with these people because they keep replying to your points in a way that makes no sense. You give them a perfectly valid point, and they turn around and say something that insinuates that you are a moron and they are morally superior. I'm finding you can't even have an intelligent debate.
Originally posted by MrXYZ
I still believe Obama's the lesser evil if you compare him with proven sock puppets like Bachman, Romney, or Perry...
Originally posted by XPLodER
Originally posted by GeorgiaGirl
reply to post by whoshotJR
Sometimes it is hard to argue with these people because they keep replying to your points in a way that makes no sense. You give them a perfectly valid point, and they turn around and say something that insinuates that you are a moron and they are morally superior. I'm finding you can't even have an intelligent debate.
you ask for an itelligent debate
i give you intelligence expressed on the street
i will debate you on your points
and i dont use names
ask away
xploder
Federal court judge Jed Rakoff ordered a trial, saying the settlement was “neither reasonable, nor fair, nor adequate, nor in the public interest”.
The SEC claimed Citigroup sold 1bn worth of mortgage assets and then bet that their value would fall. In a written opinion, the Manhattan judge said the allegations against Citigroup should go to trial.
Originally posted by Ferris.Bueller.II
Hmmm.
US Judge rejects settlement between Citigroup and Wall Street regulators
Federal court judge Jed Rakoff ordered a trial, saying the settlement was “neither reasonable, nor fair, nor adequate, nor in the public interest”.
The SEC claimed Citigroup sold 1bn worth of mortgage assets and then bet that their value would fall. In a written opinion, the Manhattan judge said the allegations against Citigroup should go to trial.