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Thats right fraudulently and illegally. Alwaysa will get corruption in a rising market and that is my point, recovery followed by boom times will result in a fall. Govt engineered or otherwise. Greed will always bring a downfall. You cant regulate aginst it. Ponzi shemes to will unfortunaly always flouish somewhere in a boom.
Look at the greed of your American banks, Citi banh lost $8 billion Bank Of America to. Yet thes along with 85% of top companies in the USA have off shore tax haves, thus funds in those countries. How corrupt is that. Govt bailouts with tax payers dollars and at the same time 85 out of the top 100 US companies have tax havens.