Can we not stop the politics posting on the G&O, please? And that goes for Coach and 3.14, as well. :-\Nope, sorry.
Nope, sorry.The reason you put it on G&O was to get the views (I understand) I have always been an advocate of consolidating most of the sub-forums on here. It could only save Ron some bandwith right?
Don't like it, don't read it. Nobody put a gun to your head. ::)
The reason you put it on G&O was to get the views (I understand) I have always been an advocate of consolidating most of the sub-forums on here. It could only save Ron some bandwith right?They used to keep in on the politics board. Then Benny dragged it up to the G&O, thus dragging up Coach and 3.14. Classy. :-\
They used to keep in on the politics board. Then Benny dragged it up to the G&O, thus dragging up Coach and 3.14. Classy. :-\I welcome all topics. We have a ton of smart people here. It would be cool if the G&O could be a one stop shop for everything. We can obviously keep the porn and woman's forums seperate.
Keep it here, it gives Benny a bigger audience to show how big of an idiot he is..haha. hey Benny, when are you going figure that 95% of what libs do....fails? HahaCoach!? Pretty sure your failure rate would have alerted the Feds, too.
Coach!? Pretty sure your failure rate would have alerted the Feds, too.
I'm a banker, and I am clear-eyed enough to see that more strict regulation on the large institutions like JPM is necessary. A more significant capital cushion requirement is the bare minimum of what should be enacted, not to mention a required beefing up of Risk Management departments. Reconstituting the GSA wouldn't hurt, either.
Via NYTimes.com: "The trading losses suffered by JPMorgan Chase have surged in recent days, surpassing the bank's initial $2 billion estimate by at least $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the losses.
When Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's chief executive, announced the losses last Thursday, he indicated they could double within the next few quarters. But that process has been compressed into four trading days as hedge funds and other investors take advantage of JPMorgan's distress, fueling faster deterioration in the underlying credit market positions held by the bank...".* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
Lol...pretty sure I haven't been far off with everything I've posted about Obama and liberalism in general. Go back and see what I said before he was even elected.You've been ok with the Obama stuff, birther nonsense aside, but not even close to 'Liberalism,' which remains a chimera to you, and those who define it as anything that represents an opposite to their own held beliefs.
Keep it here, it gives Benny a bigger audience to show how big of an idiot he is..haha. hey Benny, when are you going figure that 95% of what libs do....fails? Haha
I'm a banker[/i[/b]], and I am clear-eyed enough to see that more strict regulation on the large institutions like JPM is necessary. A more significant capital cushion requirement is the bare minimum of what should be enacted, not to mention a required beefing up of Risk Management departments. Reconstituting the GSA wouldn't hurt, either.
Via NYTimes.com: "The trading losses suffered by JPMorgan Chase have surged in recent days, surpassing the bank's initial $2 billion estimate by at least $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the losses.
When Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's chief executive, announced the losses last Thursday, he indicated they could double within the next few quarters. But that process has been compressed into four trading days as hedge funds and other investors take advantage of JPMorgan's distress, fueling faster deterioration in the underlying credit market positions held by the bank...".* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
Being a teller doesn't exactly make you a banker..lol.And both aren't idiot traders.And who the fark is that moron talking head!? Cripes. I wonder about you people. ::)