The Wild Wild World of Wealth |
"My job is the occupation formerly known as 'stockbroker.' But it has been years since anyone called me that. Stockbroker sounds oily. Glengarry Glen Ross. The word makes clients twitch..."
Norb Vonnegut | March 11, 2010
I plan to examine three questions. How can we regain confidence when:
Havoc is more profitable than fixing problems?
Employees don’t trust the companies they represent?
Nobody has the global power to regulate financial institutions?
Norb Vonnegut | February 24, 2010
Here’s what I don’t get. Why is it necessary to sue these groups? Stanford’s name is toxic. I would think Democrats and Republicans alike would run from any association with him and return funds—quietly, under the radar, without spending taxpayer money through a back-and-forth lawsuit.
Norb Vonnegut | June 4, 2009
Last week Acrimoney posted an article entitled, Part I: The Ponzi Wives Poll. We presented the following case. A woman left her husband ten years ago. She waited until 2007 to sue for divorce. As their battle played out in court, a second front emerged. In 2009 the SEC charged the husband with financial fraud.
