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You would think that 12/12/12 would be a nice way to end the world yet we still here
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White, who joined RBS in 1984, was one of the employees responsible for the firm’s submissions to the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, the global benchmark for more than $300 trillion of contracts, from mortgages and student loans to interest-rate swaps. Behind him sat Neil Danziger, a derivatives trader at the bank since 2002. On the morning of March 27, 2008, Tan Chi Min, Danziger’s boss in Tokyo, told him to make sure the next day’s submission in yen would increase.
“We need to bump it way up high, highest among all if possible,” Tan, known by colleagues as “Jimmy,” wrote in an instant message to Danziger, according to a transcript made public by a Singapore court and reviewed by Bloomberg before being sealed by a judge at RBS’s request.
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Secret Libor Transcripts Expose Trader Rate-Manipulation - Bloomberg
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I did a small edit
"Every morning, from his desk at the bathroom at the far end of Royal Bank of Scotland ...., Paul White punched a series of numbers into his computer.
Behind him sat Neil Danziger
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"A close friend of mine said his doctor gave him less than two weeks to live. But it turns out his doctor's a Mayan. He says that to everybody."
a long while already
if you live until 21, you are superstitious
if you live until 22, you escape a possible disaster
if you live until 23, you should close all your positions esp those might blow away your holding stocks
if you live until 24th, you could buy yourself a present
The Army has started kicking out overweight soldiers, and they're refusing to admit recruits that are obese. That shows you how times have changed. Back in the '60s, you had to go to Canada to stay out of the Army. Now, you just have to go to McDonald's.
it should be tiny.cc/neoneo13
which will take you to here Treehouse Show Episode 12 - Flowplayer 5 - Treehouse Blog
will USD/JPY as easy as this