別にゴールドマンだ、と自慢していたわけではない。

彼は１トレダーであるが、ゴールドマンに雇われているとは限らない。

彼は単に「政府ではなく市場参加者が世界（通貨や株の価値）を決めている」
このままでは「数百万人の貯蓄が消える」と言っているだけなのだが
陰謀論者によくある妄想勘違いってやつだなｗ

固定相場の下で放漫地域財政が破綻するのは当然であり
夕張破綻と同じ構造だ

http://www.facebook.com/alessiorastani

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/26/trader-to-bbc-goldman-sachs-goldman-sachs-rules-the-world_n_981658.html

Goldman Sachs rules the world and the Euro zone is poised to crash, according to trader Alessio Rastani.

"This is not a time right now for wishful thinking that governments are going to sort things out," Rastani said on an interview with BBC on Monday morning. "The governments don't rule the world, Goldman Sachs rules the world."

The statement came towards the end of an almost three and a half minute interview in which Rastani warned viewers to "get prepared" for the inevitable: "The savings of millions of people are going to vanish" in less than a year, he said.

"This economic crisis is like a cancer, if you just wait and wait thinking this will go away, just like a cancer it's going to grow and it's going to be too late," he continued.'

Fear over the fragility of the European economy has become pronounced in recent weeks. Prompted in part by concerns that the region could enter recession and affect the global economy, stocks composing the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered their worst week since 2008 last week, according to Reuters.

In spite of statements like Rastani's, Euro policymakers continue to press ahead with possible reforms. Currently, they are working to bolster their 440 billion-euro rescue fund, after being criticized by leaders from both China and the U.S. for letting Greece's debt crisis already wreak havoc on global stocks, according to Reuters.

But the crash will be good news for traders, Rastani told the stunned BBC anchors.

"For most traders we don't really care about having a fixed economy, having a fixed situation, our job is to make money from it," he said. "Personally, I've been dreaming of this moment for three years. I go to bed every night and I dream of another recession."

Rastani said traders aren't the only ones who can benefit from the crisis.

"When the market crashes... if you know what to do, if you have the right plan set up, you can make a lot of money from this."

年金ファンドなどと違い、ForexTraderにとっては裁定取引が利益の源泉だから、ボラが拡大することを喜ぶのは当然だろう

そして一流として生き延びられるのは一握りに過ぎない
Rantaniも頑張っているようだがTraderよりもマスコミ御用学者的なポジションも
狙ってリスク回避しているようだな

http://www.leadingtrader.com/about/
I am an experienced stock market and forex trader and professional speaker. I have had the privilege of learning from some of the world’s greatest traders.

I have a strong foundation in US and UK stocks, using precision timing and tools for entering and exiting the markets.

My belief is that anyone who wants to improve their income and achieve success in life, cannot afford to ignore learning how to trade.

The problem is that most people are under the illusion that they can do it themselves – often without any proper knowledge of how the markets work and taking measures to minimise the risks involved.

To be successful in trading or investing, firstly you need to employ a written trading plan based on a PROVEN STRATEGY. A proven strategy need not be complicated, but actually very simple. But the strategy must tell you when to enter and exit the markets.

Secondly, you need to have the discipline and mindset to be able to carry out your trading plan consistently.

Apart from trading, I have always loved teaching and public speaking, which is why I also speak at seminars and teach people how to trade the markets.

What others have said about Alessio Rastani:

“Over the time we have worked together, Alessio has become a key personality not only in my development as a trader but also in my path to financial freedom. I count myself extremely fortunate to have found him.”
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“I had thought about getting some income from spreadbetting for a long time but was struggling on how to start and was afraid to lose money. I had no knowledge of trading. Luckily, one of my friends recommended Alessio to me and I joined his mentorship. I really learned a lot from him. He taught me how to use software to choose good shares in US and UK market, to create a watchlist, how to read a chart and when to buy and sell. I followed his very simple and useful strategy and now I am very confident to start to trade.”
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“I consider Alessio’s training as a step forward, a formula for success. I could’ve avoided previous losses if I had followed his methods. I promise that from onwards I would not do any more gambling but follow his trading plan. I consider him as the best mentor, very supportive personality and above all a good human being. I would recommend him to others.”
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“Based on Alessio’s sound advice, I pulled my money out of the markets just before the 2008 stock market crash. He saved me a fortune, not to mention my pension!”
Maurice E.
forex alessio rastani

Speaking at the Forex Summit in London (above).
alessio rastani daytrading

Day-trading the markets with commodity trader, K. Burton (above right).
alessiorastani hong kong

Hong Kong: Speaking at the Stock Market Trading Event.
guy cohen alessio rastani

Meeting renowned trader and best-selling author, Guy Cohen (above right), at the London Forex Summit.
alessio rastani

Speaking at the Stock Investor Event in London.

阿保の洞窟

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=GS&t=2y&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=^DJI
ちなみにGoldmanの株を持っていた人々は、バカみたいにDJ指数ETFを持っていた
年金ファンドに対して2年で６０％の損失だ
（保有者の多くは当然、GSの関係者ということだが）

これで Goldman Sachs Rules the Worldというのだから笑わせるｗ

http://jp.reuters.com/video/2011/06/02/how-goldman-sachs-rules-the-world?videoChannel=5&videoId=211450075
How Goldman Sachs Rules the World
(07:15)
William Cohan, author of "Money & Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World", argues that despite an onslaught of negative news recently, Goldman Sachs will find a way to reinvent itself.

http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2011-04-01/cohan-goldman-mclean
How Goldman Sachs came to rule the world
Shanny Basar in New York
01 Apr 2011
William Cohan, the former Lazard banker turned bestselling author’s new book is Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World. He discusses his latest work in Vanity Fair with Bethany McLean who wrote All the Devils Are Here, a best-selling account of the financial crisis.
These are our favourite quotes from Cohan from the Q&A in Vanity Fair : [ http://bit.ly/fiKLwL ]
“Partners have their eight-year run or so, and then they’re up and out and other people at the firm have their chance to be in a leadership position. One of the problems I always saw at Lazard - which I wrote a book about - was that guys get in these roles as partners and they don’t want to leave.”
“I’m deeply impressed by the way they’ve [Goldman] organised themselves to accomplish the mission. Their mission is: being the best, making the most money, and being the most outstanding. It is the most highly evolved entity in the history of capitalism. Whether you admire that mission is something else.”
“At Goldman, the myths are the 14 principles, number one being “Clients come first.” One will have to conclude by the end of reading this book that clients don’t always come first - just like how teamwork isn’t always what Goldman is about. At the top, Goldman is a firm full of alpha males, and alpha females, if such a thing exists there."
“Another common myth is that Goldman is a well-oiled machine and that they take care of succession early and often. One former partner said to me, “We’ve had like five C.E.O.’s in 10 years. What kind of firm does that?”
Vanity’s May issue also has an extract from Cohan's book in which he explains how the reign of Jon Corzine and Henry Paulson at Goldman was an “unmitigated disaster” : [ http://bit.ly/hnSjaE ]
-write to shanny.basar@dowjones.com
http://hereisthecity.com/2011/03/31/money-and-power-how-goldman-sachs-came-to-rule-the-world/

Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World