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tdsan
tdsan,
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6/30/2019 | 3:04:19 PM
Re: Closing statement
Interesting, it is worth looking into - https://markets.bitcoin.com/

I do think this is the future, we need to look into blockchain and how we can enhance our security posture when it relates to Bitcoin. I do think Blockchain can help with areas of the supply chain but that is for another conversation.

T
RyanSepe
RyanSepe,
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6/30/2019 | 8:05:55 AM
Re: Closing statement
Crypto currency is still a bit volatile for my taste even with BitCoin being the more popular. I had a full bitcoin a while back and partitioned it off for profit.

I'm curious if this will end up similar to the Tulip crisis that occured in the Netherlands.
tdsan
tdsan,
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6/29/2019 | 5:35:33 PM
Re: Closing statement
Mortgage Crisis details - https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/04/magazine/only-one-top-banker-jail-financial-crisis.html.
Quote - Jan. 27, Kareem Serageldin...Moshannon is a low-security facility, with controlled prisoner movements, a bit tougher than the one portrayed on "Orange Is the New Black." Friends of Serageldin's worried about the violence; he was counseled to keep his head down and never change the channel on the TV no matter who seemed to be watching.

This article was written in 2014, 47 identified - https://ig.ft.com/jailed-bankers/, but only 1 from the US, interesting.

With wall-street being located in NY, I am puzzled why only one.

Enron case - https://www.chicagotribune.com/sns-ap-enron-trial-glance-story.html
Skilling, 64, was sentenced in 2006 to 24 years in prison for his role in the scandal that cost investors billions of dollars and wiped out the retirement savings and jobs of thousands of Enron employees.

 In the Enron case, they seem to be getting it right.

Todd

 
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:29:25 PM
Re: Closing statement
“At this point I think we need to look into "Bitcoin", wait, with the data mining and thefts from this practice, it is hard to trust anything or anyone.” I have not heard anything on that aspect but you never know.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:27:52 PM
Re: Closing statement
“Yep, it is already shot, anyone remember the "Mortgage Crisis" or "Enron" where people lost millions of dollars and no one from these finaincial institutions got arrested. ” There were poison terms on those cases too. But obviously we did not learn a lot.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:26:14 PM
Re: Acting in ones own self-interest vs. ethically being hit by the bus
“The Air Force core Values are: Integrity First, Service Before Self, & Excellence in all we do. “ Integrity and First serve policy is critical for ones long term success in that business I would say.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:24:41 PM
Re: Acting in ones own self-interest vs. ethically being hit by the bus
“If he had lost that ~$200k, then later, he'd still be able to work in his profession making his current salary or more.” I agree, in longer term it will be more loss.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:23:27 PM
Re: Acting in ones own self-interest vs. ethically being hit by the bus
“This may be a cliché, but how much is your integrity worth?” It would be important question to ask but also criminal, goes beyond integrity.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:22:22 PM
Re: Acting in ones own self-interest vs. ethically being hit by the bus
“Again, just trying to put myself in someone elses shoes here and to date have not been in this boat. I just think its an interesting premise” That makes sense, not sure how everyone else would react if they were in that situation.
Dr.T
Dr.T,
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6/29/2019 | 4:19:04 PM
Re: Acting in ones own self-interest vs. ethically being hit by the bus
“ You may say this is not an apples to apples comparison but if you were a person that had their assets wrapped up in a certain stock and you knew that you would lose your life savings and was provided information that could save you” That makes sense. As you said it is not apples to apples.
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