- 12 - Mirowski’s plan to diversify her portfolio with the help of Goldman Sachs. On May 11, 2000, representatives from Goldman Sachs made a presentation to Ms. Mirowski. During that presentation, those representatives described various strategies and considerations relating to investment management, including an overview of asset allocation and its importance in various portfolio allocation scenarios. Ms. Mirowski met or spoke with representatives from Goldman Sachs approximately three to five times a month in order to obtain an update on her investment portfolio and the moneys (e.g., interest payments) deposited into Ms. Mirowski’s Goldman Sachs account. From time to time after Ms. Mirowski opened Ms. Mirowski’s Goldman Sachs account, representatives of that firm advised her regarding particular investments or investment strategies. At times she accepted the suggestions of those representatives, and at other times she rejected them. Ms. Mirowski was a decisive investor and actively made every decision regarding the purchase of securities by Goldman Sachs for Ms. Mirowski’s Goldman Sachs account. In early 2001, after Ms. Mirowski came to trust the Goldman Sachs representatives with whom she was dealing, she decided to consolidate all of her investments into the one account with Goldman Sachs that she had established (i.e., Ms. Mirowski’s Goldman Sachs account).Page: Previous 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 NextLast modified: March 27, 2008