Trump and Warren Agree? Maybe, on Plan to Shrink Big Banks [WITH FAKE NEWS]

[Toddsterpatriot]

You are trolling, todd, as you always resort to when handed your ass. Yet again.

Here is some good reading for you.

'Bring Back Glass-Steagall' Sounds Bipartisan. It Isn't.

Reviving This Law Would Mean the End of Megabanks: QuickTake Q&A

Trump adviser from Wall Street backs U.S. bank breakup law

Was any of that supposed to be proof of your claim? LOL!

 

[JakeStarkey]

You are trolling, todd, as you always resort to when handed your ass. Yet again.

Here is some good reading for you.

'Bring Back Glass-Steagall' Sounds Bipartisan. It Isn't.

Reviving This Law Would Mean the End of Megabanks: QuickTake Q&A

Trump adviser from Wall Street backs U.S. bank breakup law

Was any of that supposed to be proof of your claim? LOL!

Yup, keep stumbling along as if you are drunk.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Reality never even enters their minds.

and reality is that with GS there would have been no housing crisis????

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You are trolling, todd, as you always resort to when handed your ass. Yet again.

Here is some good reading for you.

'Bring Back Glass-Steagall' Sounds Bipartisan. It Isn't.

Reviving This Law Would Mean the End of Megabanks: QuickTake Q&A

Trump adviser from Wall Street backs U.S. bank breakup law

I especially liked your first link.....

Let’s stipulate a few things. First, Glass-Steagall was one of the most successful financial laws Congress has ever enacted. Before Glass-Steagall, financial panics, as they used to be called, were a staple of American life. But after the Depression, financial crises stopped until 2008, by which time it had been repealed.

Second, as William Cohan points out in his new book, “Why Wall Street Matters,” the elimination of Glass-Steagall had virtually nothing to do with the near cataclysm that took place in 2008. Think about the firms whose failure led to the crisis: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, American International Group Inc., Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers. The first two were government-sponsored entities, the third was an insurance company and the latter two were pure investment banks. Not one of them had a commercial banking component. (Another, bigger investment bank, Merrill Lynch, would have failed if Bank of America Corp. hadn’t bought it at the height of the crisis.) Some of the biggest banks to fail, like Washington Mutual and IndyMac, had no investment banking arm.

 

[JakeStarkey]

But many did is the point you are ignoring. And the lesson, toddie, is that was you don't let investment banks have commercial interests. And many banks that failed had both. How about that? Read everything, toddie, my boy.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

But many did is the point you are ignoring. And the lesson, toddie, is that was you don't let investment banks have commercial interests. And many banks that failed had both. How about that? Read everything, toddie, my boy.

And many banks that failed had both.

Cool story. You have a list?

 

[JakeStarkey]

But many did is the point you are ignoring. And the lesson, toddie, is that was you don't let investment banks have commercial interests. And many banks that failed had both. How about that? Read everything, toddie, my boy.

And many banks that failed had both.

Cool story. You have a list?

It's in the links I gave you. Why do you keep revealing yourself as so ill-informed, toddie?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

But many did is the point you are ignoring. And the lesson, toddie, is that was you don't let investment banks have commercial interests. And many banks that failed had both. How about that? Read everything, toddie, my boy.

And many banks that failed had both.

Cool story. You have a list?

It's in the links I gave you. Why do you keep revealing yourself as so ill-informed, toddie?

No list of "many banks that failed had both" in your links.

 

[expat_panama]

...with GS there would have been no housing crisis????

Amazing isn't it. That's exactly what they're saying tho...

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

...with GS there would have been no housing crisis????

Amazing isn't it. That's exactly what they're saying tho...

who is saying it?? Do you think they are right???? Why???