Thread regarding State Street Corp. layoffs

When Goldman sinks

...you can surely expect STT to follow.

Yesterday our shares were up around 1.33 today they're down around 1.33

Seems like the inertia, no matter how hard we try, is a downward spiral.

I said it previously that I have an ominous feeling and it started when the GOP couldn't take the power they were afforded and translate it into repeal replace and now the Much needed tax breaks we desperately need will likely fail.

Bummer.

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Financials are in for a world of hurt.

The Great Recession will look like kids play.

That Dodd-Frank will have done zero for our next meltdown it's going to crush what little life is left in our economy, 2008 will look like the good old days when the walls come tumbling down the past eight years of low interest and low debt will come to roost. The artificial bolstering by Yellen and pumping up the market will fail soon enough.

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Post ID: @smf+MRukNGh

Chavez, another way of bringing down a great company by looking like your hip and cool by hiring him.

Once you fail to hire on merit skill and yes loyalty (sorry Lou) you lose and Goldman will fail unless they can this saboteur

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Post ID: @jnr+MRukNGh

Think Goldman Sachs new CFO will be canned since he failed so miserably?

I suspect the turn around allotted at Goldnans is less forgiving than failures by STT execs.

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Post ID: @xma+MRukNGh

The Clipper Ships finest days have sailed off into the horizon many years ago.

Unless or until new top leadership come on board it will drift off forever, with just an asterisk in history.

Amazing how selfish myopic "leadership" at the helm can sink a 300 year old company, and no one is batting an eye or writing about it or helping the thousands of displaced people!

Stunning!

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