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- Cody Willard is an anchor on the FOX Business Network. Willard is also the principal of an investment management company.
He was a long-time featured columnist for the Financial Times and TheStreet.com as well as a regular featured economist and stock picker on CNBC's ''Kudlow & Company."
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JE
I was wondering why Buffett gave such outstanding support for the TARP bailouts on the Fox Busineess special with Liz Clayman. I'm now a little more aware of why that happened. Of course Bill Gates was fully behind it too. Can't figure that one out. Thanks Cody.
Kari
Quick question ????? When was it that good ole Hank cashed out his 500 million worth of Goldman stock???? Shouldn't we be talking about this transaction like we talked about Enron . . . Insider trading is a polite term for how I feel about what actually went down here. Also all these politicians, ie: Max Baucus taking millions from health ins companies and drug companies and giving them "protection" . . . is this not in violation of RICO statues??? in reality our gov't is the new mafia!!!!! We better all pay attention to who pays who for "protection" these days...
Mark P
Knowingly selling "liar loans" to pension funds,Iceland etc. and pocketing commission profits while buying insurance betting they will fail because you know they will(no job/income loans.. who cares just bring loans to me to sell) and taking that money too(taxpayer sponsored) is immoral corrupt racketeering at best.It doen't take financial brains just corrupt ethics.Yes but what sheriff do you call they all seem to be ex bankers or FED officials(talk about deaf ears).Health care is a diversion..Medicare ,social security,states and the post office(and it is monopoly!) are going broke why not try to fix them first!But do not underestimate the bankers they are smart crooks with a plan.
Don
Palin is the Governor of Alaska not a regulator of "casino/gamlers". I seriously doubt if Goldman called her up about a bailout.
Jeff C
It sure does look illegal. You have a good way of laying out the evidence. What can we do to make it (the evidence) go to the right people? (People that are not swayed by large amounts of money)== Right people. You know it really is sad that greed is not a crime (it would be a great motive for the prosecution) however that said, I think many laws were broken. Are there any right people in place now?
Mark P
Really quite simple scheme....do not even need Harvard MBA.. actually a couple of high school drug dealers could pull off if their dad's worked at the FED....oh and just where is Goldman's insane illegal profit money from last say 10 years??....now their profit money is our money but before? Is there a chance quilt will make Paulson et al give some back? Maybe a broke/angry investor mob could encourage some benevolence.FDR put Joe Kennedy in charge of SEC ..he would be proud of legacy no help there....revolt was option until this ammo shortage...now what? Ron Paul?
bill smith
Cody, you should be asking what and where Dan Sparks, Goldman's former mortgage head and his team is doing now, it was more than just great timing that he left in Spring 2008, he was likely scared of what was coming.