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14 Mar 2012 16:28 #79943
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Now I understand why I'm eating oatmeal and peanut butter alone in a cold house. I did everything right and have still lost. I didn't have much of anything to begin with. I'm happy the rich people are doing well. I cry quietly over the sad reality that I won't have anything left at all soon. I'll leave my last dollar to the least wealthiest of the billionairs.
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14 Mar 2012 17:16 #79969
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This isn’t new news to me. I’ve seen the same behavior in other Wall Street firms too. It’s pervasive. It also reminds me of the culture within Enron before it went bankrupt, which I still characterize as a firm that primarily transferred Wall Street practices to the energy industry. One thing for sure, Greg Smith didn’t learn this kind of behavior from his instructors at Stanford. You can only learn this kind of behavior on the street; Wall Street.
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