Wall Street giant Goldman just hit the brakes on a massive $1.3 billion bond offering for CyrusOne—the data center backbone powering CME Group's operations. The timing? Right after last week's catastrophic system outage that rattled traders. Seems like the Odd Lots crew called this one. When your infrastructure provider goes dark mid-session, investors suddenly get cold feet. Bond markets don't forget glitches that fast.
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OfflineValidator
· 12-04 21:54
Well, now even Goldman Sachs chickened out. They just cut $1.3B like it was nothing. CyrusOne really messed up this time.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-04 21:50
Goldman Sachs is really ruthless—they pulled out immediately after something happened, refusing to invest $130 million just like that.
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Blockblind
· 12-04 21:45
System crashes really hurt credibility, and Goldman Sachs' move this time is quite pragmatic.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-04 21:42
Oh, Goldman’s move this time is really shrewd—once they halt, they halt immediately, leaving no time for the market to react.
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 12-04 21:42
Ha, Goldman is being pretty ruthless with this move, directly offloading a $1.3 billion deal with CyrusOne.
Wall Street giant Goldman just hit the brakes on a massive $1.3 billion bond offering for CyrusOne—the data center backbone powering CME Group's operations. The timing? Right after last week's catastrophic system outage that rattled traders. Seems like the Odd Lots crew called this one. When your infrastructure provider goes dark mid-session, investors suddenly get cold feet. Bond markets don't forget glitches that fast.