More Taxes?

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OneWest buys another failed bank amid controversy - MarketWatch

The FDIC may be particularly sensitive about OneWest because it was formed in early 2009 when the regulator sold IndyMac to a group of private-equity and hedge fund investors, including former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. /quotes/comstock/13*!gs/quotes/nls/gs (GS 171.07, +4.68, +2.81%) executive vice president Steven Mnuchin, as well as George Soros and J. Christopher Flowers.

John Paulson, who made billions of dollars betting against mortgage securities during the housing crisis, is also an investor.
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Ed12111 said:
Because you're obsessed with him.
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Show me a count of how many times I've mentioned or referenced him. I'll give you a hint, you'll only need the fingers on one hand.

It's pretty clear that a billionaire that has built his fortune on exchange trading would be planning to do trading in a new exchange he's advocating.
 
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volinbham said:
Show me a count of how many times I've mentioned or referenced him. I'll give you a hint, you'll only need the fingers on one hand.

It's pretty clear that a billionaire that has built his fortune on exchange trading would be planning to do trading in a new exchange he's advocating.
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I've seen you in a couple threads and this is the second time you've mentioned him. Not sure how it's really relevant either. Why would anybody be afraid of a man who's spent millions of dollars going against his economic interests. Why don't you guys ever mention any of the conservative donors. Some of whom spend more money than George Soros, and they act in their best interest.
 
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Ed12111 said:
I've seen you in a couple threads and this is the second time you've mentioned him. Not sure how it's really relevant either. Why would anybody be afraid of a man who's spent millions of dollars going against his economic interests. Why don't you guys ever mention any of the conservative donors. Some of whom spend more money than George Soros, and they act in their best interest.
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You have that list handy of all the conservative donors who have given more than Soros?? Didn't think so.

And as a matter of fact, completely beside the point, that point being that Soros stands to make a lot of money if he can in some way weasel government mandated crap and tax into existance.

Fat freaking chance.
 
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gsvol said:
You have that list handy of all the conservative donors who have given more than Soros?? Didn't think so.

And as a matter of fact, completely beside the point, that point being that Soros stands to make a lot of money if he can in some way weasel government mandated crap and tax into existance.

Fat freaking chance.
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Koch brothers for starters.
 
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Ed12111 said:
I've seen you in a couple threads and this is the second time you've mentioned him. Not sure how it's really relevant either. Why would anybody be afraid of a man who's spent millions of dollars going against his economic interests. Why don't you guys ever mention any of the conservative donors. Some of whom spend more money than George Soros, and they act in their best interest.
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I'm betting I didn't mention Soros elsewhere but if you can prove me wrong so be it.

What's wrong with pointing out that this guy is buying a system he can exploit. People trash Wall Street daily why can't people like Soros be called out as well?
 
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Ed12111 said:
Koch brothers for starters.
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To the extent they are calling for regulation that will specifically help them then I'll call them out.

Many conservative donors are calling for freer markets and I don't have a problem with that at all.
 
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