<p>It is clear that w/ the release of Micheal Moore's new film, IB is not going to look good in the eyes of the public. Sound Off.</p>
<p>Oh please, did Moore put McDonalds out of business with his drivel or get the auto unions anything?</p>
<p>No… but he did start conversations on Capitol Hill and in the layman’s dining room.</p>
<p>Hah I’m not worried.</p>
<p>Did the conversations get anywhere? Critics have already called the effort ineffective, it will get as far as his others–have some entertainment value but nothing more.</p>
<p>Michael Moore–and his work, for that matter–are nowhere in the realm of fair balanced journalism, and most people recognize that. If anything, it will have the effect hmom predicted. He’s an ideologue, plain and simple, and those people convinced by his red herrings, ad hominems, and shoddy work are not going to have any significant impact on the industry.</p>
<p>More important than Micheal Moore’s moving is regulation moving to commoditize certain aspects of the financial derivatives business. Also, special financial trade taxes…</p>
<p>Just like Sicko destroyed the Health Care industry, right?</p>
<p>Personally I think the state of the economy has turned the public opinion to ‘anti-Wall Street’, so I doubt and for those that want to go into IB, Moore won’t make make of a difference.</p>
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