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Capital Pirate: Delays
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Tuesday, October 16, 2007. Hey all, I promise to get to this weeks series as soon as I can. I'm experiencing the consequences of the market meltdown in my own little neck of the woods. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). San Francisco, CA, United States. View my complete profile. This is ripped from a greater mind, but incredibly relevant. Thought, Edutcation, Design. Equity-Indexing: The Next Meltdown. Glass-Steagall: In Memorium II.
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Capital Pirate: IMF Downfall
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Wednesday, October 17, 2007. So the IMF said the dollar is "overvalued." I quit, Japan and China are starting to sell of treasuries. See that hill over there? Run for it. Mega-blog tomorrow night. This blog seems very interesting. How can someone contact you? March 18, 2009 at 12:11 PM. For quite a long time, I make money with the help of these programs. Http:/ theinvestblog.com [url=http:/ theinvestblog.com]Online Investment Blog[/url]. January 22, 2010 at 5:12 PM.
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Capital Pirate: Glass-Steagall: In Memorium II
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Wednesday, October 10, 2007. Glass-Steagall: In Memorium II. Today was very interesting. I met with a man by the name of David Bloch who used to be the head of M&A over at Intuit. He's spent 20 years with the I-banks as a securities and banking regulation attorney. He said something to me that struck "Never invest in Citibank. They are always the first and worst." The fact that the market is dreading the Citi. And it's repeal, he called it a "lobbyist guaranteed fait.
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Capital Pirate: October 2007
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Wednesday, October 17, 2007. So the IMF said the dollar is "overvalued." I quit, Japan and China are starting to sell of treasuries. See that hill over there? Run for it. Mega-blog tomorrow night. Tuesday, October 16, 2007. Hey all, I promise to get to this weeks series as soon as I can. I'm experiencing the consequences of the market meltdown in my own little neck of the woods. Saturday, October 13, 2007. So tell me, if the CEO's. Equity-Indexing: The Next Meltdown.
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Capital Pirate: Equity-Indexing: The Next Meltdown
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Saturday, October 13, 2007. Equity-Indexing: The Next Meltdown. Since it's the weekend, I'll keep this post short and to the point. Next weeks series will continue to exam the asset forfeiture of real assets to the Central Banks through the International Pension System, as well as an explanation of the coming Equity Indexing catastrophe. To establish a little background, here Equity Indexing is a mechanism by which interest credit rates are inflated within 1B CSV. By a p...
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Capital Pirate: Glass-Steagall: In Memorium
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Due to the abuses of the 1920's, having to do specifically with over-leveraging and high risk debt instruments, the Federal Government issued regulations preventing Investment banks from issuing consumer credit AND access to the Fed discount window. The overwhelming evidence. The Glass-Steagall Act passes after Ferdinand Pecora, a politically ambitious former New York City prosecutor, drums up popular support for stronger regulation by hauling b...
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Capital Pirate: The First Domino...
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Saturday, October 13, 2007. I know I've already had a post today, but this had to be commented upon:. So tell me, if the CEO's. Are all telling us that the market has stabilized, why are the world's major investment banks coming together to form a liquid fund of $75 billion. To hedge against sub prime debt securities? So far we've had write downs of $20 billion, and the hedge is 75, the coming sub prime disaster seems to have no bottom. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Capital Pirate: M3 Shock
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Thursday, October 11, 2007. I was perusing the financial flotsam and from Minyanville to Morningstar everything seems to come back to M3. I also found the Austrian distinction Ma or M-prime as highly useful as it does in fact address 1B assets. This is slightly off-topic, but I'll get around to addressing the liquidity crisis. M3 from the Fed:. And adding this result to seasonally adjusted M2. Now, that takes us as far as 2004, the trend gets worse:.
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Capital Pirate: Vindicated by Citi
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A Chronicle of Economic Insanity. Thursday, October 11, 2007. It suits me to finish these posts in the latter evening simply because it gives me an aerial view of the battlefield. So the Financial Times substantiated further what I have been saying with the Citi. It seems that Citi. Is content with playing executive level musical chairs to placate the shareholders. Bank of America and Morgan-Chase dutifully followed with their own write downs. Who demanded the cuts in Citi's. Head of fixed income trading...
