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Disgraced Money Manager Sent From Penthouse To "Big House" After Pleading Guilty To Multi-Billion-Dollar Fraud

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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:48 PM EDT
You know what you are, buddy? Yer banned from the stock market.. yer too stupid.
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:47 PM EDT
180 years of solid investing.. and they don't know whats going on. HOW COME YOU DO?!
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:46 PM EDT
When JP Morgan busted.. what'd ya think? A fluke?
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:43 PM EDT
Normal folks.. they go to vegas, lose.. and tell themselves: "Oh well.. just bum luck."
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:40 PM EDT
Sha! Yer just figering this stuff out? I could'a told ya them folks were azzzholes 20 years ago.
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by legacyabq March 12, 2009 12:38 PM EDT
not trying to get something for nothing, they were investing for the future. Maybe you should look at the facts before mouthing off like some kind of Moron!
Posted by nolalou at 9:24 AM


Yeah but thats what investing is: getting something for nothing..If it's based on INTEREST, which is arguably unethical, than its all "free money".. And people wonder why we have recessions..

Too much wealth is based on paper and not on tangible goods and services!
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:36 PM EDT
"Don't do this.." "Don't do that.." Let me ask ya somfin? If you know whats right so much.. How come ya can't put gas in yer winnobego?
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by credibility2 March 12, 2009 12:33 PM EDT
There were also a lot of charitable organizations who were also ripped off, which helped many of the poor in this country and elsewhere. These people are more giving and philanthropic than many of their critics. I don't see hospital wings, or college educations being given in the name of the average person. Many of these victims have been totally wiped out, which to many is acceptable, yet when average people suffer the same demise, oh no, some how that's different and the poor average suffering people. Quick, let's run and help them get back on their feet. Give them everything and anything from a government program to help them. Those who are quick to relish the suffering and demise of once upon a time wealthy individual, should stop being so sanctimonious and hypocritical. After all, there goes their charitable organizations and donations; there goes their tax payment to the coffers, which help to supplement average tax payers. Don't be so quick to relish and enjoy the demise and suffering of these victims, since eventually, you'll also be suffering in some other way, especially reduced tax income to spend on those who are government-reliant.
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:32 PM EDT
Bail those investors out, Obama.
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by arthur196 March 12, 2009 12:27 PM EDT
How come AIG never insured that?
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