Little-Acorn
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What happened?
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What happened?
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Whoever made big money during that drop is a likely candidate for investigation. Somebody made big money. Who was it?
But I mean really, does anyone believe our government can find the truth about anything? The politicians are much worse than Wall Street and they both sleep together. And the MSM drops in most nights for a ménage à trois.
First of all, why? If the stock of some companies droped like they did for no reason? would you not with no plan, still buy it up fast?
2nd, the Stock echange voided all sales during that time frame...
so where is the "crime" they should be looking for? Show some evidence of a crime...then talk..
who sad is it when I have to defend wall street to you.?
Well pockets this is a switch....
But, if someone or something made big money during the drop I would look there first. Has this EVER happened before? I am no expert on the Dow, but I have followed it for many years and do not recall this ever happening within one trading day. Something is fishy and in the age of Obummer, nefarious things are always afoot.
No joke: Goldman Sachs shorted Gulf of Mexico
It turns out that Goldman Sachs really did place shorts on TransOcean stock days before the explosions rocked the rig in the Gulf of Mexico sending stocks plunging while GS profits soared -- benefitting once again from a huge disaster, having done the same with airline stocks prior to 911 then again with the housing bubble.
by Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
On Apr. 30, the Huffington Post published a story stating:
In what is looming as another public relations predicament for Goldman Sachs, the banking giant admitted today that it made "a substantial financial bet against the Gulf of Mexico" one day before the sinking of an oil rig in that body of water.
The new revelations came to light after government investigators turned up new emails from Goldman employee Fabrice "Fabulous Fab" Tourre in which he bragged to a girlfriend that the firm was taking a "big short" position on the Gulf.
http://pesn.com/2010/05/05/9501645_No_joke--Goldman_Sachs_shorted_TransOcean/