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Goldman's stock is up 155% since March, and the company netted $3.4 billion in profits last quarter, quadrupling it's earnings from a year ago. How did they do it?
The short answer is they used $70 billion from taxpayers to acquire assets on the cheap during the crisis last fall when very few others had access to capital and the deals were hot, and now the asset prices have recovered in value:
The answer is Henry Paulson, former Goldman Sachs CEO who ran the US Treasury, and Tim Geithner, current Treasury Secretary who at the time ran the New York Federal Reserve, willingly delivered Goldman Sachs the $70 Billion -- with no strings attached.
So what can we do?
The Goldman Sachs bailout breaks down as follows:
Please see Glenn Greenwald's latest:
Another Goldman Executive Named To Key Government Post As Its Profits Skyrocket
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