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Posted by JD , Sep 11, 2009 5:56PM
America's most important? Just America? WTF?
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 6:04PM
Brazil: the country of the future.
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 6:12PM
JD
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 6:15PM
Jamie-D, it's good to see that you're keeping your HTML skills sharp - word! Now go fetch my drink, dork!
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 6:43PM
speaking of invstment bankrs
http://thereformedbroker.com/2009/09/11/is-bankersball-extinct/
Posted by Anal_yst , Sep 11, 2009 6:57PM
We Da Best!
--DJ Khalid/Vikram (in unison)
Posted by Dr. Louis Ziccareli , Sep 11, 2009 7:01PM
You finance guys make me laugh.
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 7:18PM
Is JD going to head Citi now?
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 7:57PM
JD gets the title. Once again, Lloyd plays the GS card and stays back. Stay under the radar as much as possible. And win.
Fuck the limelight, the goal is to make as much money as possible.
Lloyd eats guys like Jamie for breakfast.
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 8:00PM
I eat collies like JD for breakfast.
Dennis Kneale
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 8:12PM
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2009/09/lady_gaga_i_was_in_a_room_full.html
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 8:19PM
@11. Attention whores are boring.
-a man
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 9:33PM
Wells Fargo Exec Squats in Foreclosed $12 Million Malibu Beach House
http://bit.ly/ke9ho
Posted by guest , Sep 11, 2009 11:15PM
@11 and...? One figures (s)he would have felt right at home: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbmxw6befyQ
Posted by no_slappz , Sep 12, 2009 9:57AM
Few CEOs and assistant henchmen have been as loathed as Jean Buttner and Dave Henigson of Value Line. The stories go back 20 years. Coverage can be found in the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Newsweek, NY Times, The NY Observer (Chris Byron).
Cheers broke out around Wall Street when the following news appeared. Thousands of Wall Streeters who got their starts at Value Line were thrilled to read about the smackdown of Buttner and Henigson, two of the most detested people ever to head a business.
As all current and former employers will state, due to the bone-headed ineptitude of Buttner and Henigson, Value Line missed out on all the good developments of the last 20 years, and instead, focused on harrassing employees about keeping their desks neat and clean.
Posted by mcc , Sep 12, 2009 12:31PM
look at me!!
http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/i/partypictures/04_23_09/63_633758802287537500729464_28_CMendezTPrioreMCarusoCabreraEVillaro_042009.jpg
Posted by guest , Sep 12, 2009 4:51PM
Breaking news! Danny Pang is dead.
Life IS too short to make it rain on fat chicks.
Posted by guest , Sep 12, 2009 6:43PM
He will not be missed ... well, ... except by the people he bilked.
Posted by trojan , Sep 13, 2009 12:34AM
hahaha buckeyes
Posted by Chaz , Sep 13, 2009 3:12PM
I got chunks of guys like you in my Stool!
Posted by Seaman Bodine II , Sep 13, 2009 3:48PM
Seaman Bodine's New Reference Dictionary
Entry:
Douche Bag -
New Yorkers that come to the Berkshires and insist on hiking with ski poles.
Posted by guest , Sep 13, 2009 11:21PM
God I love the way the MS Cheerleaders always brag that Mack saved the company a year ago, kind of neglecting the fact that it was his recklessness that put them in that position in the first place. They dude thought he was losing $3 Billion one week (with Zoe his heir apparent) and losing $11 Billion the next, with Zoe out the door. Clown didn't even know his exposure!
Kind of the same as dropping a half dozen steamers on the floor of your office and then bragging that you mopped up two of the turds. Ridiculous!
Posted by guest , Sep 13, 2009 11:21PM
God I love the way the MS Cheerleaders always brag that Mack saved the company a year ago, kind of neglecting the fact that it was his recklessness that put them in that position in the first place. They dude thought he was losing $3 Billion one week (with Zoe his heir apparent) and losing $11 Billion the next, with Zoe out the door. Clown didn't even know his exposure!
Kind of the same as dropping a half dozen steamers on the floor of your office and then bragging that you mopped up two of the turds. Ridiculous!
Posted by guest , Sep 13, 2009 11:22PM
God I love the way the MS Cheerleaders always brag that Mack saved the company a year ago, kind of neglecting the fact that it was his recklessness that put them in that position in the first place. They dude thought he was losing $3 Billion one week (with Zoe his heir apparent) and losing $11 Billion the next, with Zoe out the door. Clown didn't even know his exposure!
Kind of the same as dropping a half dozen steamers on the floor of your office and then bragging that you mopped up two of the turds. Ridiculous!
Posted by Porker Stanklesberry , Sep 13, 2009 11:34PM
You know what I like? Triple posters. Not patient enough to wait after clicking once, they persist in the hope of seeing their wisdom on the interwebs. Their joy at seeing it three times therefore, must be manifold. If that's what it takes to bring a bit of light into a dark life, triple post on bitches!!
Posted by Porker Stanklesberry , Sep 13, 2009 11:35PM
You know what I like? Triple posters. Not patient enough to wait after clicking once, they persist in the hope of seeing their wisdom on the interwebs. Their joy at seeing it three times therefore, must be manifold. If that's what it takes to bring a bit of light into a dark life, triple post on bitches!!
Posted by Porker Stanklesberry , Sep 13, 2009 11:36PM
And once more for the win:
You know what I like? Triple posters. Not patient enough to wait after clicking once, they persist in the hope of seeing their wisdom on the interwebs. Their joy at seeing it three times therefore, must be manifold. If that's what it takes to bring a bit of light into a dark life, triple post on bitches!!
Posted by Porker Stankleberry , Sep 14, 2009 1:13AM
I, for one, would be very curious to hear if there are any opinions out there about the MS Cheerleaders.
Posted by guest , Sep 14, 2009 6:20AM
MS Cheerleaders are pretty fucking fugly
Posted by guest , Sep 14, 2009 6:29AM
MS Cheerleaders are pretty fucking fugly
Posted by wcburrs87 , Sep 14, 2009 7:11AM
Bloomberg says Danny Pang's autopsy shows no signs of foul...someone must've actually paid for a real hit man for once instead of picking one out from the home depot parking lot.
Posted by wcburrs87 , Sep 14, 2009 7:24AM
foul play*. Too many irish coffees this morning, sorry gang. Should've stuck with my wake up mimosa.
Posted by guest , Sep 14, 2009 7:32AM
'wcburrs87, I want you to know we are in a Ponzi scheme.'
Posted by prince , Sep 14, 2009 7:33AM
Bess,
Whatever happened to the "First Portfolio" his march 3 market call seems almost omniscient now :-)
Posted by guest , Sep 14, 2009 8:30AM
for @15 no_slappz
As another Value Line alum, let me add my congratulations to the SEC for finally banning Jean Buttner and Dave Henigson from the business for life. That investigation only took five years!
Posted by guest , Oct 18, 2009 11:39AM
The settlement proposed will not be accepted by the SEC for the following reasons:
1) This was a criminal, mob-like operation that snubbed its nose at fiduciary duty and spanned over twenty years in which Jean B. Buttner, Howard A. Brecher, David T. Henigson and Stephen R. Anastasio et al skimmed 2-3 cents off every trade made by the Value line mutual funds. 2) No mention is made of the disappearance of millions in 12b-1 fees.
3) No mention is made as to wether the NYS AG's office is investigating how Value Line end up with $145 million of New York state Retirement Money to "manage."
4) No mention is made regarding the role Micheal Winicki played in all this. Winicki was the Searle & Company accountant and Hevesi campaign treasurer who booked all the illegal kickbacks middleman and Alan Hevesi advisor Hank Morris reaped.
The final chapter has yet to be written on Buttner & company, But rest assured it will mention the F.B.I.
Posted by guest , Oct 18, 2009 11:40AM
The settlement proposed will not be accepted by the SEC for the following reasons:
1) This was a criminal, mob-like operation that snubbed its nose at fiduciary duty and spanned over twenty years in which Jean B. Buttner, Howard A. Brecher, David T. Henigson and Stephen R. Anastasio et al skimmed 2-3 cents off every trade made by the Value line mutual funds. 2) No mention is made of the disappearance of millions in 12b-1 fees.
3) No mention is made as to wether the NYS AG's office is investigating how Value Line end up with $145 million of New York state Retirement Money to "manage."
4) No mention is made regarding the role Micheal Winicki played in all this. Winicki was the Searle & Company accountant and Hevesi campaign treasurer who booked all the illegal kickbacks middleman and Alan Hevesi advisor Hank Morris reaped.
The final chapter has yet to be written on Buttner & company, But rest assured it will mention the F.B.I.
Posted by Dino , Oct 18, 2009 11:41AM
The settlement proposed will not be accepted by the SEC for the following reasons:
1) This was a criminal, mob-like operation that snubbed its nose at fiduciary duty and spanned over twenty years in which Jean B. Buttner, Howard A. Brecher, David T. Henigson and Stephen R. Anastasio et al skimmed 2-3 cents off every trade made by the Value line mutual funds. 2) No mention is made of the disappearance of millions in 12b-1 fees.
3) No mention is made as to wether the NYS AG's office is investigating how Value Line end up with $145 million of New York state Retirement Money to "manage."
4) No mention is made regarding the role Micheal Winicki played in all this. Winicki was the Searle & Company accountant and Hevesi campaign treasurer who booked all the illegal kickbacks middleman and Alan Hevesi advisor Hank Morris reaped.
The final chapter has yet to be written on Buttner & company, But rest assured it will mention the F.B.I.