It seems that recent comments about the European debt crisis is on the minds of our dear Wall Street friends. They must be wondering is this latest glitch has anything to do with another rating's agency making rather pointed comments about the Euro debt in the context of the risk rating of all of the countries involved. Why indeed would an agency that has bent over backwards to conform to the merry-making and fabrications of the past ten years now lay the egg that cooks everyone's goose, to boil the metaphor? That Standard and Poors (we have no affiliation with that woman) would hold such a threat over a badly wounded creature merely increases the likelihood that not only will THAT creature die, but the death itself will spread a plague on both our houses. Apparently, S&P simply doesn't get it.
Therefor, we see no choice but to issue a below-junk rating to S&P, a mere DDD rating. We strongly urge S&P to lay off the heavy handed fear-mongering, as much as you may take glee in the suffering of others. Why? Simple, really, and surprised you haven't figured it out for yourself: because pretty soon, nobody will give a flying fig what you have to say about anything. That's right - you will be rendered irrelevant.
Therefor, we see no choice but to issue a below-junk rating to S&P, a mere DDD rating. We strongly urge S&P to lay off the heavy handed fear-mongering, as much as you may take glee in the suffering of others. Why? Simple, really, and surprised you haven't figured it out for yourself: because pretty soon, nobody will give a flying fig what you have to say about anything. That's right - you will be rendered irrelevant.
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