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- SEC investigating structured products: Déjà Vu all over again?on Apr 3, 2011Never let it be said that the denizens at the Securities and Exchange Commission are a stodgy, humorless bunch. A recent WSJ article,Complex bond faces regulators Scrutiny , almost got me. I am not sure if they meant to have an early jump on April Fo...
- The Art of War, or:How China plans to dominate the world economy(This note was originally posted on Jan 31, 2011 @ StoneStreetaAdvisors) “If you lay siege to a town, you will exhaust your strength and resources. Therefore, feed off your enemies and forage for their resources.”~ Sun Tzu...
- A Response to Arbitrage Pricing Theory - MBA Mondays with Darwinon Feb 8, 2011 in Financial Literacy Risk ArbitrageInitially, I meant this response as a comment to a recent blog post, Arbitrage Pricing Theory - MBA Mondays with Darwin, however as I began to write, it has taken on a life of it’s own. I commend Darwin in his endeavor to educate the general...
- T2 Partners’s Mea Culpa: A Study in Behavioral Finance.on Feb 5, 2011T2 Partners eagerly anticipated investor letter(H/T maketfolly.com) is finally here and what a doozy it is. Why was it eagerly anticipated? Well in early December T2 managing Partner Whitney Tilson publicly disclosed his short trade analysis on Netf...
- Exploiting Economic Illiteracy“I think it’s important for people to understand the ideas of scarcity and decision making in every day life so that they won’t be ripped off by politicians”, “Politicians exploit economic illiteracy” - Dr. Walter Williams. Those were...
- ETF Mania, or: A Study of Herd BehaviorNestled on page B11, in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal was an article, “Social” Funds Embrace Emerging Markets. One of the fads that’s irked me for some time is Socially Responsible Investing. Surely, that must go against the whol...
- Merger Arbitrage Candidates: Interesting Readson Jan 20, 2011Following up on Risk Arbitrage Back On?, today Morningstar (MORN) and its unit Footnoted published their respective 2011 M&A outlooks, along with a list of top takeover candidates:...
- Hey...who moved my Bubble?Nestled on page B11, in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal was an article, “Social” Funds Embrace Emerging Markets. One of the fads that’s irked me for some time is Socially Responsible Investing. Surely, that must go against the whol...
- The Beginning........on Jan 15, 2011 in Structured Products DerivativesAfter years of procrastination, I have taken the plunge and decided to put pen to pad or words to net instead of mouthing off over a few pints to friends, family and colleagues. I guess part of the procrastination was fear of not being able to articu...
- Risk Arbitrage back on?A NYtimes DealBook article, Return of the Risk Arbs, declared betting on mergers is back from the dead in November 2010: We're seeing people dip their toe back in the water and participate, said Keith M. Moore, a managing director at MKM Partners i...
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