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laserhaas

(7,805 posts)
Fri Nov 30, 2018, 01:11 PM Nov 2018

Sachs shares fall after Bank of America says 1MDB scandal uncertainty could 'linger'

Source: CNBC



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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Michael Carrier downgrades Goldman to neutral from buy and slashes his price target on the stock to $225 a share from $280.
“While we view the current valuation as discounting most of the potential negative scenarios related to 1MDB, we only have limited information and the uncertainty could linger for a while and limit the upside potential if markets stabilize,”

Shares of Goldman Sachs fell nearly 2 percent Friday after an analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said the stock’s gains could be capped as a scandal related to the Malaysian government investment fund festers.



Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/30/goldman-sachs-shares-fall-after-bank-of-america-says-1mdb-scandal-uncertainty-could-linger.html



Wait till Sachs new CEO gets a load of me!
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Sachs shares fall after Bank of America says 1MDB scandal uncertainty could 'linger' (Original Post) laserhaas Nov 2018 OP
They'll all get away with it. Power 2 the People Nov 2018 #1
Been getting away with it for many years.....here's a small sample of incidents. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2018 #3
Nothing will change until a gallows is erected on Wall St. nt Progressive Jones Nov 2018 #2

dixiegrrrrl

(60,010 posts)
3. Been getting away with it for many years.....here's a small sample of incidents.
Fri Nov 30, 2018, 08:14 PM
Nov 2018

sept. 22, 2014
[div class="excerpt"]Bank of America,
Western Union, and JP Morgan
, are among the institutions allegedly involved in the drug trade. Meanwhile, HSBC has admitted its laundering role, and evaded criminal prosecution by paying a fine of almost $2 billion. The lack of imprisonment of any bankers involved is indicative of the hypocritical nature of the drug war; an individual selling a few grams of drugs can face decades in prison, while a group of people that tacitly allow — and profit from — the trade of tons, escape incarceration.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/avinash-tharoor/banks-cartel-money-laundering_b_4619464.html

2012:
Mexican Drug Cartel Laundered Money Through BofA, FBI Alleges
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/09/los-zetas-laundered-money-bank-america_n_1658943.html

March 24, 2017:
Global banks handled laundered Russian cash worth hundreds of millions
Some of the world's biggest banks processed hundreds of millions of dollars reportedly from a vast Russian money-laundering scheme.....major U.S. banks including Bank of America.
https://money.cnn.com/2017/03/24/news/russia-money-laundering-global-banks/index.html


Feb 24, 2018
Here’s the staggering amount banks have been fined since the ( 2008) financial crisis
Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase have paid the largest fines
levies against Rabobank and U.S. Bank over bank secrecy and anti-money-laundering violations.(chart follows on the link)
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/banks-have-been-fined-a-staggering-243-billion-since-the-financial-crisis-2018-02-20

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