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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna

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To: bearshark who wrote (15407)3/30/1998 7:38:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 94695
 
For those of you who frequent the Roger's short
picks thread, you've already seen this. I posted
it while there was a discussion going on about
who was responsible for the great crash. On a
day where everybody is so nervous, it sets a nice
creepy mood.

After the crash...

"Years later, on a gray dawn in Washington, the following
colloquy occurred before a committee of the United States
Senate.

Senator Couzens:
Did Goldman, Sachs and Company organize
the Goldman Sachs Trading Corporation?

Mr. Sachs. Yes, Sir.

And it sold its stock to the public?

A Portion of it. The firm invested originally in 10 per
cent of the entire issue for the sum of $10,000,000.

And the other 90 per cent was sold to the public?

Yes, sir.

At what price?

At 104. That is the old stock...the stock was split
two for one.

And what is the price of the stock now?
Approximately 1 3/4."

--I took this from the last paragraph of the chapter
"In Goldman, Sachs We Trust" from Galbraith's book,
The Great Crash.
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