Nobody else seemed to be coming close. What was Madoff thinking all that time. “I might well die someday in jail for this, but oh what a prank I’m pulling on the public, heh heh heh.”
What amazes me is the malfeasance or corruption of the regulators who, confronted with damning information by skeptical analysts, did nothing.
There must be some kind of process put in place that rewards risk taking whistle blowers for stepping up to the plate with correct information.
Perhaps we should give them access to the SEC employees pensions, the pensions of those who should have been doing their jobs, i.e.