Interview w/Reggie Middleton: Is Bank of America going Bust? (Part 1)
Interview w/Reggie Middleton: Is Bank of America going Bust? (Part 2)
Samstag, 29. Oktober 2011
Reggie Middleton über CDS, Griechenland, Bank of America etc.
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Montag, 15. August 2011
Bank of America "upgradet" Gold auf AAAA
Kein Scherz:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/bank-america-gold-upgraded-aaaa-12-month-price-target-2000
Bin übrigens mal gespannt, wie lange es BoA noch gibt...mein Tip: weniger lang als Gold...
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Fabio Bossi
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Donnerstag, 23. Dezember 2010
BankofAmericasucks.com
"Company defensively registers hundreds of domain names for its senior
executives and board members.
As Bank of American awaits a possible release of information from WikiLeaks, it wants to ensure that you don’t think its executives suck. Or blow for that matter.
The company has been aggressively registering domain names including its Board of Directors’ and senior executives’ names followed by “sucks” and “blows”.
For example, the company registered a number of domains for CEO Brian Moynihan:
BrianMoynihanBlows.com, BrianMoynihanSucks.com, BrianTMoynihanBlows.com, and BrianTMoynihanSucks.com. Just to be sure, it also picked up the .net version of these names and some .orgs as well.
I count hundreds of such domain name registrations on December 17 alone. They were registered through an intermediary that frequently registers domain names on behalf of large companies.
Some of the other names are for CFO Charles Noski, Chairman of the Board
Charles Holliday, and board member Charles Rossotti (who is also Senior Advisor, The Carlyle Group).
I’m not sure if this strategy will work. You can always go register BrianMoynihanBlows.info."
Zumindest wirkt BoA damit nicht unbedingt den Gerüchten entgegen, daß sie das Ziel der nächsten Wikileaks sein könnte.
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Fabio Bossi
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Mittwoch, 3. Februar 2010
Forza Italia! Gelder von Bank of America beschlagnahmt
"Italy Seizes Bank of America, Dexia Assets in Derivatives Probe
By Elisa Martinuzzi
Feb. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Italy’s financial police are seizing 73.3 million euros ($102 million) of assets from Bank of America Corp. and a unit of Dexia SA as part of a probe into an alleged derivatives fraud in the region of Apulia.
The police are sequestering a further 30 million euros that the municipality was set to place in a fund managed by the banks on Feb. 6, according to an e-mail from the prosecutor’s office in Bari today. The prosecutor also asked that Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America be banned from doing business with Italian municipalities for two years. A hearing is slated for next month.
Prosecutors allege that when the banks arranged swaps and created a fund that invests money the region set aside to repay 870 million euros of borrowings due in 2023, they misled the region about the economic advantage of the package. Banks skewed the swaps to their advantage to hide fees, the prosecutor said.
Apulia, located in the heel of Italy, joins more than 519 municipalities that face 990 million euros in derivatives losses, according to data compiled by the Bank of Italy. In Milan, prosecutors seized assets from four banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and UBS AG and requested they stand trial for alleged fraud. Hearings started in Milan this month..."
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Donnerstag, 21. Januar 2010
Obamaggedon für die Gottspieler?
Die Spekulationen überschlagen sich und laden zu drolligen Überschriften ein...
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Labels: Bank of Amerika, Barack Obama, Goldman Sachs, Prop Trading