Posts Tagged: Goldman case


Posts Tagged ‘Goldman case’

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

One of the many reasons to hate Goldman is that it is hard to stop thinking about them. Sure a good paradigm is a terrible thing to waste, but at some point enough is enough.
Not yet apparently. Last night it occurred to us what this whole Goldman, Paulson, IKB (the [...]

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

CEO Blankfein says Goldman does God’s work. He must have meant bingo.
The legitimate function of financial markets is to efficiently move money from savers into business investment. This is true of primary issues—a newly issued stock or bond—but also of secondary sales (I sell you my pre-existing shares of SNAFU industries) because even in the [...]

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

Are the plaintiffs in the Goldman case crybabies?
Snippet: “What was Goldman supposed to disclose: that the guy on the short side was smarter — like way, way, way smarter — than Goldman’s clients on the long side?”
Read the rest on The Corner at NRO.