If NATO attacked the Ghararis' home, the street logic went, the alliance must have had a reason.
"The idea of invasion looks crazy if you apply normal political logic... but [the Russians] operate with the logic of a street bully".
I love its atrocious accent, its inferiority complex in terms of New York, its nut-job drivers, the insane logic of its street system.
"By the logic of Wall Street, putting the bank's legal problems aside is seen as a victory for Mr. Dimon, even though those problems arose on his watch," DealBook writes.
By the logic of Wall Street, putting the bank's legal problems aside is seen as a victory for Mr. Dimon, even though those problems arose on his watch.
"That is ass backward!" In his view, Kleiman's proposal was driven not by high-minded policy considerations but by the logic of the street: "Look at what a thug will do for a thousand dollars.
There is political courage in Clinton's refusal to proffer a magic mallet that can both bust up the banks and, in a leap of logic, make Wall Street less powerful or income inequality go away.
Bob Stanojev, national director of consumer products marketing for Ernst and Young, explained the logic behind Wall Street's panic: "If one or two powerhouse consumer products companies start to cut prices for good, there's going to be an avalanche.
In the logic of Wall Street, that report, suggesting unexpected strength in the economy, may have reduced the chances of a half- percentage-point rate cut by the Fed.
Because a robust economy is generally more prone to inflation than a weak one, in the convoluted logic of Wall Street, the upbeat report was evidently perceived as a threat because it suggested that the central bank would tighten short-term rates for some time to come.
