scose-no-doubt
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Wonder if the puts covered market cap losses lol
I've got several friends at Goldman, and they are perfectly normal, functioning human beings. They have not been brainwashed, nor have they been given special insights to the future. They are hard-working and committed, and - get this - they went through a vigorous interview process to get the job. So therein lies the answer - go get a job at Goldman, they're an open company who will consider anyone of merit. There will be good eggs and bad eggs at any company. Clearly the fabulous Fab Toure was a bit of a nob, but no more than the other nobs I encountered in my career on the sell side.
Investment/retail banks/hedge funds are all open to job applications from anyone, go and work for them if you think they somehow have an unfair advantage.
In another e-mail, a Goldman trader stated that the investments he had sold were "like Frankenstein turning against his own inventor".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8642413.stm
Packaging toxic assets and selling them to clients , then betting against them.Going to some guy selling old rope for money.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...-denies-moral-obligation-towards-clients.html
Senator Carl Levin told the veteran banker that he "wouldn't trust" Goldman as he repeatedly asked whether the bank would disclose its position "when they're buying something you solicit them to buy, and then you're taking a position against them?"