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"The funds -- Bank of America, Janus Capital Group, Bank One Corp. and Strong Capital Management -- gave Canary Capital Partners access to: Closing-bell prices on share purchases made hours after the market closed, despite federal laws prohibiting such look-back pricing" (Resp 0). So they've not yet gone to jail. They still broke the law. Were all those who made out like bandits in the past six years actually bandits? Probably not. Were they all extremely skilled money managers? Again, probably not. Does more disposable income explain their increased wealth? Possibly; it's often said that it takes money to make money. Is there any way that the statement in #16 is not a gross simplification of a complex subject? Nope.
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