From his column in Rollingstone: “….We’re about to see yet another big blow to all of the
usual suspects – Goldman, Citi, Bank of America, and especially Morgan Stanley,
all of whom face potential downgrades by Moody’s in the near future.
"We’ve known this was coming for some time, but the news this
week is that the giant money-managing firm BlackRock is talking about moving
its business elsewhere. Laurence Fink, BlackRock’s CEO, told the New York
Times: "If Moody’s does indeed downgrade these institutions, we may have a
need to move some business around to higher-rated institutions."
"It’s one thing when Zero Hedge, William Black, myself, or
some rogue Fed officers in Dallas decide to point fingers at the big banks. But
when big money players stop trading with those firms, that’s when the death
spirals begin. Morgan Stanley in
particular should be sweating. They’re apparently going to be downgraded three
notches, where they’ll be joining Citi and Bank of America at a level just
above junk…”
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