Forum Post: JP Morgan Probed Over Possible Power Market Manipulation
Posted 12 years ago on July 3, 2012, 9:11 p.m. EST by Nevada1
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Posted 12 years ago on July 3, 2012, 9:11 p.m. EST by Nevada1
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Is it just me, or is there a rash of stories claiming manipulation taking place in every area of the financial industry?
Corruption and greed knows no boundary's.
Another reason to demand that wallstreet be prosecuted.
The world would do fine, without most of the corporations and financial institutions.
Break them down into friendly size. Make them work within their communities.
Yes, that would work. The bigger they get, the worse the behavior.
Also the bigger they get - it seems the easier to cook the books.
And easier to purchase politicians.
Yep - no need looking for a coalition of like minded greedy - if you have plenty of money in your operation.
Hhmmmmmmmmmm
I wonder if that is also why they seem to be self destructing?
Now that they don't need the support of other greedy bastards to buy government - they are all running their own games and stepping on eachothers toes.
The feeding frenzy that has the government acting insane supporting their gravy trains.
Good point. Maybe the big bankers, will kill each other off.
Nice Dream.
Huh.
The greedy doing away with the greedy.
Apparently someone does not like the dream. Could it be a corpoRAT shill?
Hi alter,
Yes, the bankers have been busy.
Do you ever wonder, about all that is going on, that we don't hear about?
I do wonder about what we don't hear about. What we have heard about has caused me to lose all confidence in our financial system. I was upset about synthetic derivatives and such, but now we learn there's collusion in setting interest rates, the bond market, apparently everything.
The Rolling Stone article about fixing bond rates written by Matt Taibbi described the defense team allowing damning evidence to be introduced because their defense was that we the people "NEED" the service they provide for us. Shocking.
Hi alter,
Agree, as you have made some good points here.
The "corporate war of aggression", moves ahead every day.
Regarding many of the big bankers, if they can steal, they will steal. They can't stop. Like a cocaine addiction. Like a prostitute addiction.
Nev1 : Thanx for this post about a JP Morgan, the Corporate 'Giant Vampire Squid' of our times, further to which - I append :
"Many Lawmakers Are Personally Invested in JPMorgan Chase", by Russ Choma : http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article31388.htm
"JPMorgan Chase Losses Eclipse $30 Billion", by Mark Gongloff ; http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article31401.htm .
"What Did JPMorgan Execs Know and When Did They Know It ?", by Jesse Eisinger : http://www.propublica.org/thetrade/item/what-did-jpmorgan-execs-know-and-when-did-they-know-it
"Banking scandal : How document trail reveals global scam", by Jamie Doward : http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/jun/30/banking-scandal-barclays-lawsuits-libor &
"The Truth Is Wall Street Regulates Congress" ; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0kk57g543Y&feature=player_embedded (Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt)
radix omnium malorum est cupiditas ...
Thank you shadz, for the links. Yes, "Giant Vampire Squid". No end to the depth, of all the crimes committed.