Earlier today actor Alan Cummings told New York magazine that he’d taken his money out of Goldman Sachs because he was disgusted with how they conducted themselves before during and after the crisis. Cummings knew writing to Lloyd Blankfein and telling the CEO how disappointed he was would accomplish nothing, and that the only way to send a message that would actually penetrate senior management was to speak their language. The language of cash-money. Cummings just knew that the way to get a rise out of LB and Co was to shake a stack of hundos in their direct line of vision and then take said hundos away from them. And Cummings was right. Continue reading »