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and if anyone accuses you of a ponzi scheme you threaten to "punch them in their face"
The experience has been worse than a revision of Section 182, clause 17 of the Greenwich town code.
Speaking of straddling things, if Mer Whit snags an "as herself" role and straddles some ex-con Gordon rooster in this picture. She'll have investors banging down the door to pay 2 and 20 for a chance to get into her flagship "reverse cowgirl" fund.
Who wouldn't pay for a hummer from Rahm?
I think Macke and Cramer need a half hour forum every night after their respective shows to vent on CNBC. Drinking obviously required, and maybe Kudlow can stop by with some blow.
Big four with a strong showing
*initial offers for forced purchases of distressed companies should not exceed $1 per share (previously $2)