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If this blog has any validity, it's post regarding Morgan Stanley is very interesting -- and not in nice way.

http://www.hangthebankers.com/morgan-st ... unt-theft/

gerald wrote:If this blog has any validity, it's post regarding Morgan Stanley is very interesting -- and not in nice way.

http://www.hangthebankers.com/morgan-st ... unt-theft/

Additional thought --- A long weekend is a good time to go under, as some prior events have indicated -- just speculating.

Soon
http://www.tagesschau.sf.tv/Nachrichten ... z_rss=news

When faceplant hits 10 MS hair may be on fire we already forumed forensic in the spring on it. I will hazzard to say 2 windows in September only.
One bad one worse. We shall see since all presume headline, AUD, and just plain stupid actors.

“(A unified) ‘Europe’ is the result of plans. It is, in fact, a classic utopian project, a monument to the vanity of intellectuals, a programme whose inevitable destiny is failure: only the scale of the final damage done is in doubt.”
Margaret Thatcher

Tue Jun 16, 2009 H
Putin and Hu are looking for a whipping boy and all they can come up with is the US dollar. Don't let them fool you. These incompetent commies put all their assets in US dollars for a reason. They have never been able to run an economy on their own and the only successes they've had in 50 years have been in copying US methods and US technologies.

The policy direction has been confirmed from there own crypt keepers in the fed.
Forever we stated what they are after and how they are after it. Red or Blue makes no difference at all which is stone cold fact.
GM one Billion for Moscow and Ford 750 million for Peking.

Parkinson's law
Peter principle
Dilbert Principle
Even the powers that be are stuck to the 3 options provided.

gerald wrote:

gerald wrote:If this blog has any validity, it's post regarding Morgan Stanley is very interesting -- and not in nice way.

http://www.hangthebankers.com/morgan-st ... unt-theft/

Additional thought --- A long weekend is a good time to go under, as some prior events have indicated -- just speculating.

Hmmm --- http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/3 ... IO20120831

"Rothstein, who is close to Gorman and not part of the group, told him about the difficulties advisers and their clients are having – from trading delays and problems with foreign currency transactions to inaccurate account statements and bounced checks"

gerald wrote:

gerald wrote:

gerald wrote:If this blog has any validity, it's post regarding Morgan Stanley is very interesting -- and not in nice way.

http://www.hangthebankers.com/morgan-st ... unt-theft/

Additional thought --- A long weekend is a good time to go under, as some prior events have indicated -- just speculating.

Hmmm --- http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/3 ... IO20120831

"Rothstein, who is close to Gorman and not part of the group, told him about the difficulties advisers and their clients are having – from trading delays and problems with foreign currency transactions to inaccurate account statements and bounced checks"

http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... cow#p10795
Two links on sovereign liquidity. The root starts back on there own heads. The dollar may have a few tapeworms
the executive branch needs to treat. Call me naive -Soon-

Unresolved to date as we all know here: The question about the market now is simple, will it drop to the point where P/E figured in trailing earnings will approach the magic number of 5, or not? I do not know Old and when it crumbles it sure as hell points to more than us at the moment.
Peking pricked the ore raw material bubble and recycled dollar money is moving out be it good or bad for now.

“The straw that broke the camel’s back occurred in Detroit, Michigan,” in February 1933, according to Acting Comptroller of the Currency Francis Awalt.4 Michigan Governor William A. Comstock declared a statewide banking holiday on February 14, 1933, to prevent the failure of the Union Guardian Trust Company of Detroit, a bank with close ties to Henry Ford. The story of the battle between Ford—Union Guardian’s largest depositor—and Under Secretary
of the Treasury Arthur Ballantine over how to save the bank from insolvency has been told many times (Kennedy 1973; Wigmore 1985; Wicker 1996). The failure of Ford and Ballantine to arrive at a mutually agreeable solution forced the governor to suspend banking operations in the entire state.
The fallout from that decision gave new meaning to the law of unintended consequences. Instead of preventing a panic, the Michigan bank holiday precipitated one. The suspension confirmed the public’s worst fears—that the banks were unsafe—and sparked a nationwide rush to cash.

http://www.newyorkfed.org/research/epr/ ... 07silb.pdf

Seven Sisters China National Petroleum Corporation (China) Gazprom (Russia) National Iranian Oil Company (Iran) Petrobras (Brazil)
PDVSA (Venezuela) Petronas (Malaysia) Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia)

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nationa ... 6457049108
http://www.tagesschau.sf.tv/Nachrichten ... z_rss=news
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/morgan-st ... Q--;_ylv=3
http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/08/3 ... IO20120831 <---- G your link

Why our government gets locked down with a certain set of congressmen that can't be changed.

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/TX

Just happened to be looking at TX, but any state will do. Just flip back and forth between 2010 and 2012, keeping in mind that every change is meant to keep Mr or Ms Congress in office.

OLD1953 wrote:Why our government gets locked down with a certain set of congressmen that can't be changed.

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/TX

Just happened to be looking at TX, but any state will do. Just flip back and forth between 2010 and 2012, keeping in mind that every change is meant to keep Mr or Ms Congress in office.

But it’s easy for the politicians to overstate how much they can change. The U.S. is moving ahead with tight oil production, and is going to do so no matter who is the president, because the economic incentives are just too powerful for anybody to stop it.
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Breaking News Alert
The New York Times
Saturday, September 1, 2012 -- 6:06 PM EDT
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Financial Firms Face Subpoenas on Tax Strategy

The New York attorney general is investigating whether some of the nation’s biggest private equity firms have abused a tax strategy in order to slice hundreds of millions of dollars from their tax bills, according to executives with direct knowledge of the inquiry. The attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, has subpoenaed more than a dozen firms seeking documents that would reveal whether they converted certain management fees into fund investments, which are taxed at a far lower rate than ordinary income.

Among the firms to receive subpoenas are Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, TPG Capital, Sun Capital Partners, Apollo Global Management, Silver Lake Partners and Bain Capital, which was founded by Mitt Romney, the Republican nominee for president.

Executives at some firms said they feared that Mr. Schneiderman, a Democrat with ties to the Obama administration, was seeking to embarrass the industry because of Mr. Romney’s roots at Bain. Others suggested the subpoenas might be part of an effort to recover more tax revenue for New York.

Read More:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/02/busin ... tml?emc=na

They are eating there own as noted. Over 7000 pages in just Dodd Frank alone. Voodoo cargo cults of witch hunts are so funtastic imploding banana
republic. Row well number 41.