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发表于 2010-4-16 12:58 PM
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"The most important implication of the Goldman Sachs story: regulatory reform just took a real hard turn to the left.
How are Jamie Dimon and Lloyd Blankfein going to argue against regulatory reform now?
Think about the outlandish headlines you might see: "hedge funds conspire with Goldman Sachs to crush US housing market."
Just think about it: it's tough for a senator or congressperson to be dovish now.
Some are even arguing that this could be like what happened to Drexel. First Milken was indicted, then there were civil suits, then the final settlement with government.
Not clear if this will play out that way. " |
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