Friday
Nov022012
HALLOWEEN PICS - Jon Corzine And Friends
James Koutoulas posted several photos to Twitter last night of Jon Corzine on parole at a Chicago Halloween party. Attention to detail is key to any winning costume.
- Handcuffs
- Obama Hope & Change Sign
- Orange Jumpsuit, Prison Issue
- Long Hair To Please Bubba
- Black Eye From Fighting Bubba
Thanks, Hef - #FreeCorzine.
Corzine after 10 years in the clink - Notice the cuffs - #FreeCorzine.
Jonny boy goes pimpin' (above) - #FreeCorzine.
Of course, Jonny boy is free, and you decide how well he's doing.
Twitter Search for all posts with #FreeCorzine
http://twitter.com/search?q=%23FreeCorzine&src=hash
Follow James Koutoulas on Twitter
https://twitter.com/jameskoutoulas
Reader Comments (6)
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - A House Financial Services subcommittee is expected to report the results of a year-long investigation into the collapse of MF Global "in the next few weeks," according to a statement Wednesday. New York-based MF Global filed for bankruptcy last year, leading to $1.6 billion in missing customer funds. "Our investigation is essentially an autopsy of how MF Global came to its ultimate demise and what policy changes need to be made to prevent similar customer losses in the future," said Rep. Randy Neugebauer, Republican from Texas and the chairman of the subcommittee conducting the review. According to a release, the panel has conducted three hearings, more than 50 interviews and reviewed over 240,000 documents in its investigation.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/house-panel-to-release-results-of-mf-global-review-2012-10-31?link=sfmw
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnwasik/2012/10/31/mf-global-ghost-still-terrifies-average-investors/
It’s still pretty scary out there when it comes to commodities investing.
A whole raft of reforms to protect investors from firms like MF Global, which filed for bankruptcy a year ago, have yet to hit the books. The industry is still hunkering down and the $1.6 billion in customer funds the brokerage purloined from investors is still not where it should be — back in the hands of investors. MF’s former CEO Jon Corzine has yet to be charged with any wrongdoing.
http://twitter.com/search?q=%23FreeCorzine&src=hash
I think that things are going to turn out ok for most of us and please do not put much stock in the three ring circus going on at the moment. Some of the jerks will walk away scott free, but they in no uncertain terms have lost a lot of friends. Just to let you know while things have been a bit slow here, friends are never forgotten. I can assure you of that...
john