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Thread: Goldman Chart Explains 2008 Collapse + Wall Street Is Still a Dangerous Casino
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  1. 04-15-2019 09:38 AM TopTop #1
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    Goldman Chart Explains 2008 Collapse + Wall Street Is Still a Dangerous Casino

    "The bottom line here is that after a decade of various sitting Presidents and Congress and Federal regulators’ reassurances to the public that they have the dangers of the Wall Street casino under control, nothing could be further from the truth.

    And, ever so timidly, mainstream media is starting to pull its head out of the sand."

    This Goldman Sachs Chart Explains the 2008 Financial Collapse and Why Wall Street Is Still a Dangerous Casino
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