Hillary mum WRT Goldman Sachs Sachs Investement in SIL's hedger (DONALD CHECKING IT OUT?)

THEINTERCEPT.COM ^ | 5/27/16 | Lee Fang, Henrik Moltke

[combat_boots]

The Downside Legacy: http://alamo-girl.com/

[az_gila]

You’re assuming that he set off to make a profit. It could just be money laundering or Payoff scheme.

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He set off to make big commissions on each transaction.

I’m sure that part worked well...:^)

[DrDude]

You missed a couple of Clinton classics. The Legal Scholars marching into the impeachment hearings with gowns and books. The Clintons impromptu dancing on the beach during the scandal which was fully setup and filmed by their own people. The trips to church with bibles in hand. Obama tried to use the same tactics when he had the medical scholars wear lab coats to push Obamacare. Sure all medical professionals walk aroung with lab coats and medical instruments.

[William Tell]

It would be foolish and unprofitable to purchase Greek debt for 40 cents on the dollar and then to have the value of that debt sink to 4 percent of face value.

However, if a person purchased Greek debt at 30 cents on the dollar and then sold it to Hillary's SIL at 40 cents on the dollar, one could make a lot of money fast.

So the key question then becomes, not who lost money speculating in Greek debt, but who might have profited.

[MUDDOG]

who might have profited.

This looks like a job for Sauros.

[Liz]

Good point....the buzz was SOME people made a bundle.

I wonder who (smirk)?

[Thibodeaux]

Although the fund apparently went broke, it didn’t go bankrupt /s

[apocalypto]

Yes, corrupt and dumb.

[kanawa]

Apparently WRT means ‘with reference to’. Learn something new every day.

[Liz]

....no way bankrupt——G/S’s got deep, deep pockets.....

[Liz]

Gotta be sharp to post on FR.

[Liz]

Blankfein's decision to invest in Hillary Clinton’s son-in-law’s company is just one of many ways Goldman Sachs has used its wealth to forge a tight bond with the Clinton family. The company paid Hillary Clinton $675,000 in speaking fees, paid Bill Clinton $1,550,000 speaking fees, and donated between $250,000 and $500,000 to the Clinton Foundation.

At a time when Goldman Sachs directly lobbied Hillary Clinton’s State Department, the company routinely partnered with the Clinton Foundation for events, even convening a donor meeting for the foundation at the Goldman Sachs headquarters in Manhattan.

"Hey, Hillary how's about you and Bill coming up to my place for fun and games?"

[Moonman62]

It would be foolish and unprofitable to purchase Greek debt for 40 cents on the dollar and then to have the value of that debt sink to 4 percent of face value.

However, if a person purchased Greek debt at 30 cents on the dollar and then sold it to Hillary’s SIL at 40 cents on the dollar, one could make a lot of money fast.

So the key question then becomes, not who lost money speculating in Greek debt, but who might have profited.

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You’re on to something, and it reminds me of Mrs. Bill’s cattle futures bribe. The briber puts money on both sides of a trade. They keep the losing side and shift the winning side to Mrs. Bill’s account.

[Liz]

[Thibodeaux]

Perhaps I was not clear

GS didn’t lose the $25 million, it was the hedge fund that failed

It was a Hillary failure by only one degree of separation

[SauronOfMordor]

Hillary connected to GS via Chelsea.

Cruz to GS via wife.

I start to see a pattern.