Just go to moodys.com, register and search for "bottom rung." You can download the list for free.
Joseof WA3:36AM March 11, 2009
see huffington post for list
lookharderof MA6:12PM March 10, 2009
Why make a list if no one has a list. Why even mention it at all
normaof AZ3:51PM March 10, 2009
my guess is that you have to pay for it because of the hundreds of links you get on moodys bottom rung they all list a few or highlight a sector but the complete list is nowhere to be found.
danof OH2:44PM March 10, 2009
Difficulty in finding it
Duane Sandulof TX2:32PM March 10, 2009
That's anathema to the Web platform. One would think that posting a link to the list itself would be a no-brainer, but so far (at least) not a single source that I could find has done so -- and yet the list itself is of critical interest. It's enough to certainly warrant a story about it, but not enough to post what the story's about. Sad. Really sad.
sleepingcatof NV2:15PM March 10, 2009
Uh, hello... Can't find the list anywhere.
Responsible reporting should include the actual list... no?
Barny Fifeof CA12:46PM March 10, 2009
Moody's is going to NOW start doing what it should have been doing for the last 100 years? How refreshing.
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