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In the current world financial troubles, I think it is time we look at how our investment funds have been managed. Have the managers been ethical, and have they been honest? What do you think?
Have investment fund managers been ethical?
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Re: McGoldrick
rotflmao, no idea but this is the first time I've seen someone name a thread after themselves.
Maybe you could have called it something like -
"Have investment fund managers been ethical"
or
"Ethics & Investment fund managers"
or
"Those unethical b@stards who lost all my money"
rotflmao, no idea but this is the first time I've seen someone name a thread after themselves.
Maybe you could have called it something like -
"Have investment fund managers been ethical"
or
"Ethics & Investment fund managers"
or
"Those unethical b@stards who lost all my money"
Re: McGoldrick
Nah... lay off him. How about we call unethical investment fund managers who jump out of windows during 'black ___days' as 'doing the McGoldrick'???
Which brings me to another point... we don't see much of that anymore - is it because of better building design? Or these bastards just have a more steeley determination to live and bounce back to rip up all off again??
I do hope that whose ever idea it was to load me up with 'unofficial' rate rises would get on with 'doing the McGoldrick'
JUMP JUMP JUMP
Brad
Nah... lay off him. How about we call unethical investment fund managers who jump out of windows during 'black ___days' as 'doing the McGoldrick'???
Which brings me to another point... we don't see much of that anymore - is it because of better building design? Or these bastards just have a more steeley determination to live and bounce back to rip up all off again??
I do hope that whose ever idea it was to load me up with 'unofficial' rate rises would get on with 'doing the McGoldrick'
JUMP JUMP JUMP
Brad
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Re: McGoldrick
I think it has something to do with air conditioning. You can't (generally) open the windows in high rise buildings any more. Maybe we should give the fund managers (I use the word manager somewhat loosely) some diamond cutters, then they could cut a hole in the window and JUMP. Or maybe we should push them!
Nah... lay off him. How about we call unethical investment fund managers who jump out of windows during 'black ___days' as 'doing the McGoldrick'???
Which brings me to another point... we don't see much of that anymore - is it because of better building design? Or these bastards just have a more steeley determination to live and bounce back to rip up all off again??
I do hope that whose ever idea it was to load me up with 'unofficial' rate rises would get on with 'doing the McGoldrick'
JUMP JUMP JUMP
Brad
I think it has something to do with air conditioning.
You can't (generally) open the windows in high rise buildings any more. Maybe we should give the fund managers (I use the word manager somewhat loosely) some diamond cutters, then they could cut a hole in the window and JUMP. Or maybe we should push them!
