Friday, January 9, 2009

Rubin resigns...

Robert Rubin, the former Treasury secretary who has been sharply criticized over his role in the financial turmoil at Citigroup Inc., plans to leave the bank and has submitted a letter of resignation, according to a person familiar with the situation.

The shares dropped several percent in the span of 5 minutes following the announcement that Rubin will resign from the company. Support levels to watch as potential downside objectives are at $6.73, $6.63, $6.50, $6.38, $6.28, $6.16, $6.06, $5.97, $5.88, $5.79, $5.69, $5.59, $5.50. Resistance is at $6.80.

Joke rumour on the street is that he was pissed at his bonus.


posted by Peter Greene

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