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SEVERAL MARKET strategists described Monday's sell-off as an emotional overreaction that had little basis in economic fundamentals. Goldman Sachs strategist Abbey Cohen told her sales force the plunge was a "market event, not an economic event." U.S. corporate earnings are still strong, inflation is tame, and interest rates are under control, she said...
...position to facilitate your climb, a widespread sort of prostitution euphemistically described as "selling yourself." Those who doubt my claims might consider the ostensibly merit-based recruiting season and ask themselves if Dirk really went much farther than some inspiring investment bankers would if that plum job at Goldman Sachs was on the line...
...Over at Treasury, the politically savvy but market-naive James Baker spooked traders every time he moved his lips. Today we have the same Fed chairman, but he could not be a more adept helmsman. At Treasury, Robert Rubin, America's foremost fixed-income trader in his days at Goldman Sachs, can coldcock a decline in the dollar with a few choice words...
...people were eating in Minneapolis then, ethnic food, most of it awful. I thought of Murray's as a den of Republicans: steaks became (in my mind) politicized. And then, on the very last day of my misspent years in graduate school, my role model and hero Arnie Goldman said, "School's out--what do you say, let's go to Murray's," and so it was cool. We put on our corduroy sportscoats with the leather elbow patches and had dinner, and he ordered us martinis, and the gin made me as witty as Robert Benchley. We swapped timeless...
Some partners also bring experience to stock selection through their work at big-name investment firms such as Goldman-Sachs and J.P. Morgan, Tseng said...