Goldman Sachs held a conference call for clients of the private wealth management unit this afternoon.
Lloyd Blankfein was on the call, as were several journalists who were no doubt leaked the call-in number and not thrown off as they usually are. As expected, the entire call seemed to be a nice advertisement for Goldman with Lloyd repeating most of what he said on Charlie Rose last week. This quote from the call pretty much sums it up:
“We don’t want people to just be happy to be with Goldman. We want them to be bragging.”
Tell that to IKB Deutsche Industriebank.
I want you to brag about being a Lehman client.
I want you to have “goldman sachs” tatoo’ed on your ass.
Bragging about how your ripped their lungs out, shoved them back up their keister, and walked away?
Nanny nanny poo poo. I lost money with GS and you didn’t…
How’s that LB?
IKB didn’t lose any money… IKB is a happy Goldman Client! ABN Amro lost the money and they weren’t a ‘client’!
beurk ! très gauche.
Shut the fuck up, Kouwe
STEVE JOBS is a TAINT LICKER.
he licks Lloyd’s TAINT.
See I was a boxer and I made people lick my taint all the time…no big deal.
I brag about being a Guerrerio Wealth Holdings client….
There’s never an egg-timer when you need one. He’s done.
http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/2010/05/05/enron-on-broadway-meets-same-fate-as-its-namesake-only-without-indictments/
‘Enron’ on Broadway Meets Same Fate as Its Namesake
“James Fuld, Jr., a producer of “Enron,” said the production never found a target audience, though it had tried in part to bring in business people. “It did not attract the Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan crowd—perhaps the Goldman Sachs testimony on television, people could see it for free,” said Fuld. The producer, who said that he is not a relative of Richard S. Fuld Jr., the former Lehman Brothers chairman and chief executive, also said the play was trying for a younger audience of 30- to 45-year-olds but instead attracted older, traditional theatergoers. “We were unable to target a specific customer,” he said.”
Kouwe, if you’re going to try to make a witty/sarcastic point, please know wtf you’re talking about..
I brag all the time about knowing Anal_yst’s thoughts.
-The Swami
Zach, did you get this story idea from the WSJ live tweeting of the GS conference call on Deal Journal?
The exact same quote was highlighted earlier today right at 1:28 p.m. : http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2010/05/05/live-blogging-a-goldman-client-conference-call/?mod=e2tw
And then 2 hours later your little blurb shows up… Can you prove you received the conference call information to dial in and hear this first hand? (perhaps with a link to a screenshot?)
-Just making sure you don’t get caught up in old bad habits…
No, that doesn’t “pretty much sum” anything up.
Hereby agree retroactively to criticism of ZK..
@Kouwe
Are you completely daft? Serious question.
@Anal_yst
Nice use of an underused word.
Wow, you really fucking suck Kouwe.
Kouwe, if you’re going to play at being a financial journalist, it helps to what you’re talking about.
Also, you need to remember that we come to Dealbreaker for its snarky, snide humour, not for hard-hitting analysis. And you deliver neither.
Im Hiring blondes..
HR Leader at Guerrerio Wealth