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I think that it is called hedging your bets. They think they will have political leverage if they support the winners. I have always thought of Wall Street as sort of a tarted up Las Vegas. It's gambling on the winner just like selling short.
Then what's up with Morgan Stanley?
Interesting that it shows just how much Democrats are indebted to the investment bankers. Party of the little guy? Yeah, right!
Merrill Lynch must actually want someone to win who is going to help save their money!
I think that it is called hedging your bets. They think they will have political leverage if they support the winners. I have always thought of Wall Street as sort of a tarted up Las Vegas. It's gambling on the winner just like selling short.
ReplyDeleteThen what's up with Morgan Stanley?
ReplyDeleteInteresting that it shows just how much Democrats are indebted to the investment bankers. Party of the little guy? Yeah, right!
ReplyDeleteMerrill Lynch must actually want someone to win who is going to help save their money!
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