Friday, July 30, 2010 
Foul Play May Be a Ticket to the Emergency Trading Session If You Have Been Involved In the Production of the Foul Play
I would like to call your attention to these words in the news this evening:
That triggered expectations the investment bank is heading into bankruptcy and prompted a rare emergency trading session on Sunday to allow Wall Street dealers in the $455 trillion (emphasis mine) derivatives market to reduce their exposure to the firm.
First and foremost if the market is $455 trillion, what are the potential losses?
Second, who gained access to the emergency session? Level playing field? Doesn’t smell level to me.
Peace.
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Jon Stewart on Last Week’s Stock Market Crash
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Investment Banks in Moving Business? Not quite.
(Wall Street Law Blog, 7/20/10)
Rare Dose Of Reality From The UK: BOE’s Adam Posen Says Chance UK Could Slip Into Recession
(Phil’s Stock World - Members S..., 7/12/10)
