There's Something Bad In Everything Good And

Just Because You've Been Successful And Just Because You've Disrupted An Environment, Doesn't Mean You're A Role Model Or That You Actually Have Anything To Teach Anybody. There's An Awful Lot Of Luck And Accident In The World, And Maybe You Were Just On The Receiving End Of That.

The Model Used By Wall Street To Price Trillions Of Dollar's Worth Of Derivatives Thought Of The Financial World As An Orderly, Continuous Process. But The World Was Not Continuous; It Changed Discontinuously, And Often By Accident.

Incredibly, At This Critical Juncture In Financial History, After Which So Much Changed So Quickly, The Only Constraint In The Subprime Mortgage Market Was A Shortage Of People Willing To Bet Against It.

As Idiotic As Optimism Can Sometimes Seem, It Has A Weird Habit Of Paying Off.

I Think That Fans Are Always Looking For Someone To Blame. Wouldn't It Be Nice If They Looked In The Mirror?