Join Occupy the SEC in Pushing Congress to Reject Dodd-Frank Deregulation
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Dec 10th, 2014Someone from San Jose, CA signed.
Dec 10th, 2014Someone from New York, NY writes:
Let's not forget the financial crisis.Dec 10th, 2014Someone from Williamsfield, IL writes:
Even this weak regulation is too much, Congress? I hope Wall Street gets the value they are buying. Oh wait: they will--something, on average, of about $750 dollars for each one they spend.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 10th, 2014Someone from Philadelphia, PA writes:
Too big to fail is too big. Don't let the avarice of a few destroy our economy again.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 10th, 2014Someone from Washington, DC signed.
Dec 10th, 2014Someone from Sand Creek, WI writes:
Dodd-Frank, as it currently stands, is already too weak in regulating the kinds of nonsense that spawned the 2008 financial crisis. Show some backbone and refuse to cave to Wall Street - or open your wallets and show us the campaign donations that bought your vote.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 10th, 2014Someone from Santa Fe, NM signed.
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Dec 10th, 2014Someone from La Mesa, CA writes:
Have we not learned what deregulation of Wall Street brings?REPORT COMMENTS
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Dec 10th, 2014Someone from Fort Lauderdale, FL writes:
Please do not vote for this bill; do not let Wall Street dictate the economic condition of our country. I worked on Wall Street for many years and tell you that there is never a thought about the impact of actions; it really is all about getting money in any way possible. I cannot stress enough that the ONLY scorecard on the street is money. They're the best salesmen in the world so resistance is futile. Don't sell us out. Thank you. Mary E. SlackREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelDec 10th, 2014Someone from Davis, CA writes:
Do now weaken derivatives reform. Protect us from those i the financial sector that want to use uscrupulous means to milk the public pension funds municipal governments and an unsophisticated investors. This should not be dog eat dog financial sector.REPORT COMMENTS
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Dec 10th, 2014Someone from Irving, TX writes:
When used responsibly, derivatives can be a legitimate hedge for individual instruments, LIBOR rates, US Treasury rates, commodities, and curriencies. When used irresponsibly, derivatives can manifest into a gross material misstatement of fact. A derivative can extract value out of real things and divert extracted value to private interests effectively when abused.. Derivatives can also be used as a price control grid to set interest rates hindering free market forces.REPORT COMMENTS
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