Bloomberg Bombshells re: JP Morgan $2B Loss
Posted by Larry Doyle on May 14th, 2012 7:54 AM |
Bloomberg just reported a couple of bombshells which, when digested, strike right at the integrity and veracity of JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s comments a month ago.
What did Bloomberg report?
The JPM traders managing the risk within this portfolio were known to execute trades over the course of the last few days of the month. Why is that so interesting and important?
If the firm had such large and unwieldy positions, this end of month trading activity would likely be seen as an indication that JP Morgan was trying to influence the month end pricing valuations of the indices in question. Those pricing valuations would obviously directly correlate with reported profits and losses. (more…)
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