Crackdown on Wall Street: The Perp Walks Are Coming

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Greg Richards, Feb 2, 2009.

  1. I was going to respond again, but I deleted it when I realized it is obvious you do not grasp the reality of this.

    It is easier to put you on ignore.
     
    #31     Feb 5, 2009
  2. Dipshit? Nice words coming from a punk bitch. You sound real tough hiding behind internet anominity.

    I typed fast and made an error, however, the message is obvious. You're just not able to comprehend. Then you wonder why just about everyone think you and your gay lover Patrick Byrne are mental cases.
     
    #32     Feb 5, 2009
  3. He is missing a lot more than that. If only his dad wasn't missing a condom when buying his mom's services.
     
    #33     Feb 5, 2009
  4. Your thesis that the game is rigged is correct. However, when there comes a time that the big toy has been broken, the rules of the game change.

    Because politicians, reporters, regulators, found religion? Not so much. The game changes because the success of the game is to remain below the radar. To not do such damage to the status quo that the system breaks down.

    Every once and awhile, that's what happens, things are pushed to a precipice, then the greed is reigned in a little bit until the sun shines again and the game can resume.

    We've gone beyond that brink. That's why it's every man, politician, regulator for themselves. If you underestimate the self-interests of these folks, then you are unfamiliar with history.

    There will be perp walks, probably many. Will those who will walk be the true corrupting influences? My guess is that there will be a few big names and a few confused dopes who are just dragged in to heighten the drama and make it appear that the regulators mean business. The appetite for the perps will continue until which time economic recovery is in sight. Then everyone can go back to business as usual.

    Anaconda, be sparing about your online psychological assessments or interpretation of history going forward. Given your proclivity to award yourself with a SN of a giant phallus, I suspect you have much to consider regarding your own cognitive dissonance.

    Your assumption that the poster has a gay relationship with Patrick Byrne and your post stating "If only his day wasn't missing a condom when buying his mom's services" pretty much lays out your sense of alienation from your own father and your over-identification with your mother which makes you feel like a victim. Which is why you so abhor the idea that a poster doesn't know that the world/markets are corrupt and horrible but should be accepted as such. All of which amounts to a huge inventory of self-loathing on your part which ignites that keyboard courage.

    Own your shit.
     
    #34     Feb 6, 2009
  5. Cutten

    Cutten

    So many losers in one thread - can we round them up and punt them off the edge of a cliff?
     
    #35     Feb 6, 2009
  6. What is amazing is, given the chain of events, people who think they are traders can't fathom the scope or seriousness of this crisis.

    Do you really need Meredith Whitney to tell you the banks are finished? Somebody must. Maybe it's the 30 year old PMs who, when the Institutional guys visit them whisper "if you hear of any buyside openings, keep me in mind".

    We went through September with money markets frozen. We've seen fraud of proportions not seen, maybe ever. And we've only scratched the surface. One of my comrades in arms came up with "Investigate the sec.com" in 2003 or 4, and you saw the circus Wednesday. How did we know that, but it took the authorities another four years? Do youthink that was all just a coincidence? Or can you maybe figure out what is coming next. Hint. It starts with a 'D'. But you're a trader. Sure. And I'm a debutant.

    And McDonald is correct. The arrests are coming. She just has no idea about the scope and visibility of the targets. But the fact that the DOJ is talking to her tells you they aren't too far away.

    Anybody that really trades wants this cleaned up. These funds who told everyone they made 50% while growing exponentially are like Barry Bonds growing three hat sizes, hitting 72 home runs, and saying it was Gatorade. They are cheats, thieves, and about to become felons.

    And you are correct that "dipshit" was rude, uncalled for, and didn't properly convey your stature attained through intelligence and hardwork. It will now be "Mister" Dipshit.
     
    #36     Feb 6, 2009
  7. LOL you're funny. I think you need to loosen up and relax. Might help you getting that stick out of your rectum. The joke was on his mom, by the way, big whooosh over your head. It's a common insult, live a little.

    For your information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda
    I think you need to get out of your house and chill out on the porn, your mind is elsewhere. And contrary to your belief, it's a nickname for me by my GF

    Flytiger is a mental case, just like Patrick Byrne. Their potential homosexual relationship may or may not be a reality. Considering he is in love with him, you never know.

    It's not that the game is rigged. It's that it was built this way from the start. It's funny to me that idiots like flytiger expect solutions from those who are part of the "problem". And is it really a problem? Who built Wall Street? The same crooks you are vilifying.

    People on this forum, in USA and all over the world have lost a sense of responsibility and ability to think for themselves. They want protection, regulation, so that everything is fair because, well, .....just because. And by doing so, they essentially give up any real power they have.
    Wall Street can't function without the suckers. So don't be a sucker. Don't participate in their corrupt game. Instead of crying, why not organize and build a new capital markets system?

    Trying to bring "justice" to Wall Street will do nothing significant other than line the pockets of lawyers. And add regulations & costs which will hamper the little guy. That's all.
     
    #37     Feb 6, 2009
  8. Lowlifes like you may like to live in filth. I hold myself to a higher level. And we're making a big difference.

    You're like three day old fish. You stink. And it's attitudes like yours that lead to what we currently own. Sure. They kicked our asses for years. But it's a new day.

    But, I suppose you think yourself smarter and more of an astute thinker, market guru, and moralist than Bill Cara:

    Cara's Commentary & Community Chat, Fri., Feb. 6, 2009
    February 6, 2009 by Bill Cara

    [7:27am ET] The Bernard Madoff scandal, not the current state of macro-economics, has brought America and the world to a crossroads. The question is simple: do we take the ethical high road or do we stay the present course? I ask you to read this document from beginning to end and ask yourself if we really have any option:
    http://www.deepcapture.com/bernard-madoff-the-mafia-and-the-friends-of-m...
     
    #38     Feb 6, 2009
  9. LOL market guru. Enough said.

    What do you really hope to accomplish? Justice, LOL? Please.

    The only result will be the same as before. More regulation, more costs, less liberty. And those in charge of the regulation have long been bought by Wall Street insiders. Same old trick, over and over. That's all.

    You do not have much of an idea of what is really going on.
     
    #39     Feb 6, 2009
  10. Actually there were a number of people that saw this episode coming from a mile away more than 2 years ago. They were on internet forums and chat rooms like this, laying out their case as to why things weren't adding up and that some sort of bad financial catasrophe was likely just around the corner. It was all in front of our eyes to see, but you just had to look for it. It also doesn't help when you have the msn cheerleaders jumping around with pom pom's everyday telling you how great everything is and not to pay any attention to the "nut jobs". We all know how that turned out.
     
    #40     Feb 6, 2009