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dkf

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6. I would have more respect for her if she called out the real problem...lax regulation in the UK.

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Sun May 13, 2012, 03:14 PM

May 2012

How is it she hasn't noticed all the problems are coming out of the Uk subsidiaries? AIG, MF global, now this.

Bah our politicians only want to use this to further their own agendas instead of addressing the root causes.

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Let's send him to a secure retirement community Jack Rabbit May 2012 #15

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Lame... dkf May 2012 #2

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Because Mr. Obama isn't in charge of the opposing side. Ikonoklast May 2012 #20

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aren't you just a vile little suckup? DisgustipatedinCA May 2012 #31

Who or what fills the vacuum? Trillo May 2012 #3

Nobody, it'll save $410,000 a year just1voice May 2012 #13

Oh no, they need to pay him a retention bonus. So tough to find good executives these days. bluesbassman May 2012 #4

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No wonder the Fed tru May 2012 #5

Well if you have $50M in savings, 1% is enough ... Myrina May 2012 #32

I would have more respect for her if she called out the real problem...lax regulation in the UK. dkf May 2012 #6

It is true that the problems are in the unruly UK markets. JDPriestly May 2012 #8

JP Morgan is one of two clearing firms for the entire US. dkf May 2012 #29

Ending Dimon's career does not mean pushing Morgan out of the picture. JDPriestly May 2012 #34

+1 sarcasmo May 2012 #37

A Fish Rots From the Head Down, Ma'am The Magistrate May 2012 #12

Absolutely right, The Magistrate. JDPriestly May 2012 #35

Speaking of "root causes" seems Dimon is so busy opposing regulations here and pushing suffragette May 2012 #28

This Is An Astute Move By Warren DallasNE May 2012 #9

Yup, agree with Warren 100%. Just watch though, the excuse will be that only those who "understand" riderinthestorm May 2012 #11

jeez. . HE'S STILL THERE? annabanana May 2012 #14

Prof. Warren is a very unserious person. MannyGoldstein May 2012 #16

What you said gratuitous May 2012 #36

Jamie Dimon... festering tapeworm and financial terrorist.... MrMickeysMom May 2012 #17

He's also a Director of the Fed Reserve Bank in NY? Neue Regel May 2012 #19

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the people can shut down pink slime factories... grasswire May 2012 #26

It sounds like a conflict of interest to me Angry Dragon May 2012 #27

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