Mr. Schwartz has 1.02 million shares, according to Bloomberg News.
Across the firm, executives and employees declined to speak publicly, a reflection of the fluid events as well as a reluctance to anger their prospective bosses from JPMorgan who were already on the premises Monday, appraising their new investment.
But privately they expressed raw dismay, their voices heavy with sadness and shock.
“My life has been flushed down the drain,” said one person. There was talk Monday that with their life savings nearly depleted, some executives had moved quickly, putting their weekend homes on the market.
I hate it when I have to put my weekend home on the market.
Wait until they find out what the $100 hookers look like.
Is NASCAR Polo for poor people?
One can simply not imagine the unspeakable indignity of having to live in the same house 7 days a week.
Maybe Mr. Cayne could buy a bullet and rent a gun? Would solve that problem quite handily.
Waaahhh!!! I’m not a billionaire. Waahhh!
Ah, a Vegas Vacation reference!
I support Cadillac-driving welfare queens, too!
…by the implicit action of paying my fucking taxes.