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Really? It seems this guy's principle argument is summed up as, "Remember where we're at here: the end of the longest week in financial-market history, when no one -- traders, reporters, Congressmen, you name it -- was getting much if any sleep. Simple errors can easily be made, numbers can get fuzzy, everything was moving very fast and confusingly."

I'm not saying it did or did not happen, but I am convinced that after reading that entry I'm not any more convinced of what really happened.



Actually, he cited several data sources that agree that it didn't happen.




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