Two years after the fall of Lehman Brothers: the undetectable hand signals goodbye Two years of "the day after Thanksgiving" that fell on Monday are presently satisfied. On that Monday, September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers, number 4 of the five major Wall Street organizations, needed to announce themselves during the time spent insolvency. It was, to date, the greatest chapter 11 in US monetary history and radiated stun waves over the globe. A couple of days prior, the US government, in no little measure asked by the Chinese Central Bank, had needed to save the two home loan goliaths Fannie and Freddie; AIG, the biggest insurance agency on the planet, was battling for survival, and the US government needed to intercede again with a billion-dollar help. Lehman Brothers was not spared, dissimilar to Bear Stearns, the most youthful of the enormous five, who had been five months sooner; not at all like Merrill Lynch, number three on Wall Street, which with open help was gain...