Good. I hope these gutless politicians and especially the incompetent Mary Shapiro and the other bozos at the SEC ( that is, unless they are too busy masturbating to porn at their desks) actually see who traded ahead of this public information. It is clear as day that something was leaked early in the week when the market started its freefall. People can blame it on EU. But I would be willing to bet that S&P in fact did tell certain funds, banks, or personnel that a downgrade would happen. It just all too much wreaks of something...especially the fact that regardless of their errors, S&P still did the downgrade....to save face to the people they leaked the info to?
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