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December 28, 2009

Goldman Sachs Links and News - December 28, 2009

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Shenzhen Nanshan Refuses Goldman Demand for Payment
BusinessWeek  
Gripping Reality: Sorkin's Too Big to Fail
Seeking Alpha (blog)
McCarra / Poetry: Goldman Sachs (or "Greed")
By MaryAnn McCarra-Fitzpatrick
New York Needs Wall Street
Huffington Post (blog)
In the FT's parallel universe, Goldman Sachs boss is the hero of ...
By Editor
Goldman Sachs and Others Investigated for Betting Against ...
By nospam@example.com (JGT) 
Goldman Sachs and Others Investigated for Betting Against ...
By Truth
Goldman Sachs and Others Investigated for Betting Against ...
By WarOnYou
Goldman Sachs and Others Investigated for Betting Against Securities They Created
AllGov 
CompliancEX: Goldman Sachs Mortgage Bets Said to Draw Probe by ...
By Jack Kelly
Stimulus timing
New York Times (blog)
Hoffa Says Goldman Sachs Driving YRC Into Bankruptcy (Update1 ...
The past and future decade in business at a glance
ABC News

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 Editor's Picks:
The Being Brand: Being Goldman Sachs XII
By Judith Ellis
Relax Your Jaw: Saving Goldman Sachs: The Lender as Sucker in High ... By Paul Rothstein
EconomicPolicyJournal.com: Response to Goldman Sachs
                  By Robert Wenzel 



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Posted by Larry Rubinoff at 11:16 PM

2 comments:

  1. AnonymousDecember 30, 2009 at 12:22 PM

    Responding to Goldman Sachs

    From her website:

    Goldman Sachs recently acknowledged that I warned (using fact based analysis) about these grave risks at the time it manufactured value-destroying CDOs, but it said my opinion was in the “minority.” Goldman would have you believe it the financial equivalent of a member of the Flat Earth Society in the lifetime of Galileo Galilei. Just as a competent long-distance navigator does not care how many nonprofessionals are members of the flat earth society, one does not rely on whether an opinion is in the minority or majority as a basis for performing appropriate due diligence when underwriting a securitization. A reasonable man expects a long-distance navigator to have some competence in his craft, and a reasonable man can expect a certain level of competence (and standards) from underwriters. A basic investigation of the underlying collateral revealed grave risks–not reflected by the ratings–compounded by suspect securitization practices. Public money was used to bailout AIG in an extraordinary crisis, and the general public are not sophisticated investors. The argument that AIG was a sophisticated investor no longer applies as a reason to avoid consequences of this behavior

    http://tinyurl.com/y878pvq

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  2. MaryAnn McCarra-FitzpatrickJanuary 4, 2010 at 3:09 PM

    Thanks for posting a link to my poem "Goldman Sachs or 'Greed'" one in my "seven deadly sins" series of poems.

    Cheers,

    MaryAnn

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