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2/03/2017 8:56 am  #1


Trump to take steps rolling back financial regulations

Swell ! 

I believe Trump had made the statement a while back that he LIKES meltdowns, then he can purchase things so cheaply after the collapse. 

Hope all you Trumpers are prepared ! 

http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/03/politics/trump-financial-executive-actions/index.html


"Do not confuse motion and progress, A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress"
 
 

2/03/2017 11:15 am  #2


Re: Trump to take steps rolling back financial regulations

Hey, I've always thought that bankers and brokers were two professions that always had the financial well being of the public as their primary concern.

I mean, if you remember their testimonies concerning the 2008 financial crash, according to them, they had nothing to do with that situation.

And look how expeditiously Wells Fargo stepped up, accepted responsibility, and took corrective action concerning their recent internally devised customer ripoff scheme.

Yeah, financial institutions have waaaaay too many regulations that inhibit them from operating in the best interests of their customers. We should let them consolidate further without restrictions, because I'm sure their focus is on their customers and not just making money by shifting it between their various financial entities. Free the bankers and brokers from annoying regulations so they can serve you better ! ! !     

 

2/03/2017 12:37 pm  #3


Re: Trump to take steps rolling back financial regulations

I'm sure their focus is on their customers and not just making money by shifting it between their various financial entities. Free the bankers and brokers from annoying regulations so they can serve you better !

.....and we could say something similar about the for-profit health insurance industry.


 

 

2/03/2017 1:22 pm  #4


Re: Trump to take steps rolling back financial regulations

Rongone wrote:

Hey, I've always thought that bankers and brokers were two professions that always had the financial well being of the public as their primary concern.

I mean, if you remember their testimonies concerning the 2008 financial crash, according to them, they had nothing to do with that situation.

And look how expeditiously Wells Fargo stepped up, accepted responsibility, and took corrective action concerning their recent internally devised customer ripoff scheme.

Yeah, financial institutions have waaaaay too many regulations that inhibit them from operating in the best interests of their customers. We should let them consolidate further without restrictions, because I'm sure their focus is on their customers and not just making money by shifting it between their various financial entities. Free the bankers and brokers from annoying regulations so they can serve you better ! ! !

Yep, NOTHING TO SEE HERE, MOVE ALONG ! 


 


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