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Houston-based Oxford “is a publicly traded Asset Resolution company specializing in the purchase and management of individual and bulk loan portfolios consisting primarily of Sub-Performing, and Non-Performing Residential and Commercial loans.” I went to its website after reading a post at Calculated Risk about Oxford buying a bunch of mortgages from an unnamed bankrupt lender for “approximately 30% of the collateral value.” Now that sounds like a nice business.
Hey! Where is everyone?
I headed to Nasdaq headquarters in Times Square, ground zero of the biggest high tech stock offering ever, where Facebook would be welcomed into the arms of the investing public. And all I found was a bunch of CNBC cameras.
It’s tough to tell when an internet phenomenon reaches actual meme status. But, in the case of the “creepy finance guy,” I think we can finally call it.
This week saw yet another jaw-dropping tale of Wall Street prattishness, this time in the form of a post-date survey. Yep, a finance dude went on a date with a lady. And then he asked her for constructive feedback.
