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To: Kirk © who wrote (2020)	3/18/2008 4:13:59 PM
From: queenleah	of 2121

Kirk said: My point was to say Abby "lost her current position as a market prognosticator" at GS for being about as bullish as Brinker* and giving similar results.* (emphasis added) But you don't KNOW that, do you? Did Goldman Sachs say WHY they were transferring her? Perhaps it wasn't a firing or a demotion at all? Perhaps it was more mutual on Cohen and GS's part? Did Goldman Sachs correlate their decision to Brinker and his outlook? I believe all of that may have been an assumption on your part, for which there is little justification. From WSJ: online.wsj.com Ms. Cohen, 56 years old, said she wished to move on from forecasting values for the S&P 500, and that Mr. Kostin had been gradually moving into the role. "One thing I made clear internally was that I wanted to start working on longer-term issues and didn't want to do the day-to-day market analysis," Ms. Cohen said. *********** Apparently the decision was made some time ago. In any event, I don't think anyone outside Goldman Sachs can presume to speak for Goldman Sach's or Cohen's motives as to WHY the move was made.

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