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SouthAmerica
Registered: May 2005
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04-21-12 08:58 PM
Quote from Pekelo:
How did he get your phone number from your email, and what it has to do with Facebook?
Just keep in mind the: Facebook IPO and the "Goldman Sachs the Pillage People" connection.
It looks like they decided to follow up on their threat....
Goldman Sachs is it a Cancer or just a Parasite of the US financial system?
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...6&pagenumber=52
..."February 18, 2012
Oldtime: "...this has gone on long enough. At first we tried to discredit you and portray you as a crackpot. But now people are actually listening to you and taking the damaging information you post seriously.
We are watching you and can shut you down at any time.
This is your second warning.
Three strikes and you are out. "
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SouthAmerica
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04-24-12 11:08 PM
April 24, 2012
SouthAmerica: Yesterday, I did post the following at Brazzil magazine as a follow up posting regarding "Goldman Sachs the Pillage People".
Brazzil magazine – April 23, 2012
http://www.brazzil.com/component/co...s.html#comments
...April 23, 2012 - Reply to ASP
Ricardo: Thanks ASP.
I hope the people in Brazil wake up in time, before “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People” does a lot of damage in Brazil like they usually do regarding everything they touch.
I started a thread at the Elite Trader Economics Forum on April 11, 2010 called “Goldman Sachs is it a Cancer or just a Parasite of the US financial system?” since that time we have an ongoing discussion with 350 postings so far.
Late last year someone posted something saying that my postings were crossing the line, and that was my first warning.
On February 18, 2012 the same person, screen name Oldtime posted the following:
Goldman Sachs is it a Cancer or just a Parasite of the US financial system?
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...6&pagenumber=52
..."February 18, 2012
Oldtime: "...this has gone on long enough. At first we tried to discredit you and portray you as a crackpot. But now people are actually listening to you and taking the damaging information you post seriously.
We are watching you and can shut you down at any time.
This is your second warning.
Three strikes and you are out. "
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As I mentioned on the above posting, last week some hacker accessed my email account to get information about my friends and contacts, since then he started calling my friends to get personal information about me.
Whoever is doing this illegal activities, it's doing on behalf of “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People”, and it looks like they decided to follow up on their threats....and they are moving their illegal activities to the next level.
First, they did try to discredit me, then they tried to intimidate me, and now these criminals are capable of doing anything that they want....since these people think that they are above the law anywhere they operate, including in the United States.
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SouthAmerica
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04-25-12 05:04 AM
April 24, 2012
SouthAmerica: Facebook is a very good social networking website that allows me to see the pictures that my family members post to their FB wall – pictures of family events that occur on a regular basis on various states in Brazil.
We also post YouTube videos about our favorite tunes, and videos about world events.
I never pay any attention to any advertisements posted on FB.
I have no idea why this company would be worth a market cap of between US$ 75 and US$ 100 billion dollars. Maybe they are talking in Zimbabwe dollars.
Reality check: At best this company should be worth just a few billion US dollars in market cap.
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Bloomberg Businessweek – April 24, 2012
What If Facebook Isn’t So Special After All?
http://www.businessweek.com/article...ecial-after-all
As the fateful day of Facebook’s initial public offering draws closer, the giant social network’s financial results are attracting more attention. And while its recently updated securities filing shows some blockbuster numbers—including a mind-boggling 900 million active users, half a billion of whom use the site daily—it also reveals some potential red flags, including rapidly rising costs for marketing and other expenses. All of this raises the question that investors will need to answer before too long: Is Facebook unlike anything we have seen before, or is it just another modestly profitable Web business?
...In a recent essay on Facebook’s prospects, investment adviser Josh Brown called it a “red giant”—a star that, having grown too large, starts to consume its own resources and eventually implodes and becomes a white dwarf. Investors who are looking for a meteoric return on the company’s initial offering should consider that they may wind up with shares of something very different.
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SouthAmerica
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04-26-12 09:29 AM
April 25, 2012
SouthAmerica: Today I was driving and had my car radio on Bloomberg News, and at that point I started listening to an interview with the Godfather Lloyd C. Blankfein the mobster in charge of the mafia family called “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People”.
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Interview with Godfather Lloyd C. Blankfein Chief of “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-...-go-right-.html
...Lloyd C. Blankfein said on this interview that GS is returning capital to their shareholders primarily by share buybacks and that was an important strategy for GS.
But Lloyd C. Blankfein should have explained a little further why this GS share buybacks strategy is so important for GS stock – It gives the opportunity of create demand for GS stock first thing in the morning when they start trading, and also in the last half hour of trading to push the price of the stock up and give the impression that there's more demand for GS stock than otherwise.
In essence this share buyback strategy gives the opportunity to manipulate the price of the stock – mainly now with the blind leverage of “high frequency trading” these share buybacks help to inflate the price of the stock even more.
Probably without this constant stock buybacks events, then the price of GS stock it would be trading for less than $ 75 per share instead of the current $ 113 per share as of April 25, 2012.
That's why GS stock goes up on a regular basis with a low volume of stock being traded – GS is creating its own demand for the shares of its own stock.
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Lloyd Blankfein is the Godfather of "Goldman Sachs the Pillage People" and has a net worth of $450 million. Lloyd Blankfein has earned his net worth partly as a corporate tax lawyer for Donovan, Leisure, Newton and Irvine but mainly from his time at Goldman. He joined J Aaron and Company in 1981, in the London office, and served as a precious metals salesman. J. Aaron & Company is Goldman’s commodity trading arm.
Goldman Sachs has been taking a lot of criticism from lawmakers about their involvement in hiding debts made by Greece, and for the operation of Goldman Sachs pay practices. Blankfein testified in front of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, stating that the company was not a product maker, but only a primary market maker. He also told the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, that they were under no obligation to tell clients that they were betting against the same products made by Goldman Sachs.
Blankfein and Goldman Sachs employees have been major contributors for Democratic candidates, such as, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. With almost a million dollar contribution from Goldman Sachs employees and Blankfein, their company helped to raise the most money for the 2008 campaign for Obama.
He also stated that the company was sorry for unspecified “ things that were clearly wrong and have reason to regret.
Lloyd Blankfein was born in the Bronx, New York City, in 1954. His father worked at the U.S. Postal Service as a clerk, and his mother was a receptionist. He attended the public schools in the New York City Department of Education and attended high school at Thomas Jefferson High. He was their Valedictorian, in 1971. He earned his A.B. at Harvard College and a J.D. Degree at Harvard Law School. He married Laura Susan Jacobs,(a former lawyer) in 1983 and they have three adult children.
Their two son’s, Alex and Johnathan have positions at Goldman Sachs. Apparently, the boys are doing quite well at Goldman Sachs. Alex took home $155, 000 for his first year, which most recent college grads only bring home around $50,000. Johnathan Blankfied was given center seat at the energy trading desk, while most would have been stuck somewhere in the corners of the room.
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Goldman Sucks and Goldman Banksters and the Facebook Connection
http://www.disinfo.com/tag/goldman-sachs/
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Petrobras
Registered: Jun 2009
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04-28-12 12:05 AM
So you started a thread of repeating 4 pages of bearish forcasts on the facebook ipo.
What if he stock rallies?
Anyone have a positive view?
Anyone other then south america have something to say?
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SouthAmerica
Registered: May 2005
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04-28-12 01:41 AM
Quote from Petrobras:
So you started a thread of repeating 4 pages of bearish forcasts on the facebook ipo.
What if he stock rallies?
Anyone have a positive view?
Anyone other then south america have something to say?
April 27, 2012
SouthAmerica: I don't know if you ever heard of John Marks Templeton, he died a few years ago.
You can read about my association with Mr. Templeton on the following thread:
In Memorium: John Marks Templeton
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...threadid=131282
I believe that people such as John Marks Templeton, and even people like Warren Buffett, and Michael Price would not invest their money in the coming Facebook IPO.
The fact that “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People” is involved on this IPO is another reason to not touch this stock. “Goldman Sachs the Pillage People” it would tell you how a great an investment this stock is at the same time that they would be cashing out and unloading the stock that they are holding of this company.
The good news is that the world is full of suckers, and Facebook should get as much money as they can from these fools.
Facebook is cashing out at the right time, before they start declining and becomes obvious to everybody.
I have been spending a lot less time on Facebook than I used to spent in the past, and many of my friends on Facebook also have been spending less time on Facebook – some of them check their Facebook just once in a while instead of multiple times a day.
I also noticed that many of my friends are posting a lot less items on Facebook than before.
The decline of Facebook probably is already underway.
You might get lucky and even manage to make a few bucks on the Facebook IPO – you should be glad the Wall Street has a very large supply of fools and suckers for their disposal.
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