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Blog Home : July 2009 : 2009-07-06 to 2009-07-12
....The New York Stock Exchange quietly announced last week that it would end its practice of requiring companies to report all their program trading -- a move that helps shield large investment banks, particularly Goldman Sachs, from public scrutiny.
The new rule means the public will no longer be able to tell if large investment banks are manipulating the stock market for their own gain, says Matt Taibbi, the journalist whose Rolling Stone article on Goldman Sachs' role in asset bubbles over the past century has rocked the financial world.......
Taibbi argues that the move is designed to protect investment banks from bloggers who are exposing the companies' stock market manipulations. Goldman Sachs is singled out because the investment bank's share of principal NYSE trading has gone from 27 percent at the end of 2008 to fully 50 percent of trades in recent months.
Blogs such as Zero Hedge have been using NYSE data to argue that Goldman Sachs now has an almost unfettered ability to control stock prices......
"I think on a national level your department of law there in the White House would look at some of the things that we've been charged with and automatically throw them out." - Sarah Palin
Department of Law? In the White House?
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