Disliked{quote} Yep it was a mistake, i`ve seen many conspiracy videos, and i dont see how Fuld the CEO of Lehman would be in a better position now, than as a CEO of Lehman. His salary was about 22 million $ , i`m sure it's wealth grow really good. And by the bankruptcy he lost like 50 million in stocks, plus a few other millions in his real estates. So the crisis really cut his wallet, he lost his job and became infamous, was it worth it?. And most of the other big CEO's on wallstreet also lost half of their net worth. Why would they be so stupid to lose...Ignored
I never said CEO was in it. - he might have been or not!
I think it was a set up starting with "rule" changes back in the 1990.
These rules were in place since the 1928!!!!!
- and these rules have all been put back in place now by the way.
if these rules had been in place it COULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED and that is a fact
I think when this was put in place - they did not know or care it would be Lehman as the trigger.
it could have been any of 10 other companies or likely 7 banks.
I really do not want to go down this road so this will be my last post on this.
but this is a fact
the top 1% of the top 1% in the world have had the greatest increase in wealth since 2008
in all of history and that is a fact .
cheers
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