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Back to basics

In "Back to basics," Roben Farzad describes Wall Street's efforts to restore honesty and integrity to its equity research operations following the crackdown by regulators led by New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer last year. But if Wall Street research can't make an honest buck, will other players step in to fill the gap? And who needs Wall Street analysts anyway?
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Wall Street Researchers can not make an honest buck becasue of our President. He has destroyed the economy and our country. You can barely walk down the street anymore because of the problems he has caused. These Wall street stock brokers are just an extension of all Republicans who like to steal honest people's money.

David, Sharon


How does the old cliche go? If you want it done right do it yourself? I believe the best research is done by yourself. The data is available everywhere. The last people to trust are the Wall Street Analysts.

Chris, Leominster


Analysts swing the market in their favor and their big clients. They dump all their stock, first, and then announce a downgrade. And while everyone is dumping their shares, they gobble them up at discount prices. Then they come out with an upgrade, watch the price rocket, and then repeat the whole process. These lying, scumbags rob from the poor and naive and give to the rich. Think of wall street as a big casino and these dirt bags are the dealers. Guess who always comes out ahead!

Neil, not disclosed


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