Tag Archives: lloyd blankfein

Bankarazzi snaps Lloyd going for a stroll

Posted on November 10, 2010 by maxkeiser| 37 Comments

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Lloyd goes for a quiet stroll in NYC’s upper west side…

A free man. Though we all know:

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[KR64] Keiser Report – Markets! Finance! Movies!

Posted on July 29, 2010 by stacyherbert| 225 Comments

Stacy Summary: We look at the latest scandals of the enemies of box-office futures, the octogenarian issuing threats and Goldman: the Movie, starring Divine? Or Tony Blair? In the second half of the show, Max talks to fund manager Michael Krieger about the dangers of a failed presidency.

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Tagged divine, goldman sachs, gollum, keiser report, lloyd blankfein, max keiser, michael krieger, stacy herbert, sumner redstone, tony blair

Oracle of Omaha Defends Lloyd ‘Doing God’s Work’ Blankfein; Says RBS Was ‘Dumb’ to Lose $900 Million on Goldman’s Allegedly Fraudulent CDO

Posted on May 2, 2010 by stacyherbert| 87 Comments

Stacy Summary: I doubt RBS managers were dumb. I’m sure they knew exactly what they were doing when they participated in this allegedly fraudulent CDO.

Warren Buffett says his investment in Goldman is going well, RBS is ‘dumb’ to have lost money and Lloyd is innocent

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Goldman News: Reasonable Doubt, Taking Away Homes & Gaining on CIT

Posted on November 2, 2009 by stacyherbert| 124 Comments

Stacy Summary: More forensic examination of Goldman Sachs’ role during the days that its former Chief Executive, Hank Paulson, was bailing out the financial players. And for these neo-feudal times, here is the Daily Gulag from @adamc

Goldman Sachs: Reasonable Doubt (Janet Tavakoli)

Sophisticated counterparties like AIG are supposed to protect themselves, and have little chance for recovering damages. But now the American taxpayer has stepped in to make payments for AIG. U.S. taxpayers have a right to recover money paid out for derivatives on deals that include phony collateral.