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    Shortage of Teasury Bills forces investors into longer term securities

    The market for U.S. Treasury bills is poised to shrink the most since early 2010, creating a shortage in the debt and helping keep government borrowing costs near record lows. The Treasury Department will issue about $72 billion less debt due within 12 months than it retires in December and...
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    Buffett: There is now a partial run on Europe

    Email is sufficient. :D
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    Buffett builds $10 bln stake in IBM

    Nov 14 (Reuters) - Berkshire Hathaway accumulated a 5.5 percent stake in IBM , Warren Buffett said on Monday, his biggest bet on the technology field that he has historically shunned. Buffett, in a CNBC interview, said he bought about 64 million shares of IBM, which cost around $10.7 billion...
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    Opposition party in Greece does not want to sign EU austerity commitment letter

    12.11: Reuters is reporting some rather provocative comments from Antonis Samaras, the leader of the Greek opposition: Reuters: The leader of Greece’s main conservative group Antonis Samaras said on Monday his New Democracy party would not vote for any new austerity measures and said...
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    Bundesbank´s Weidmann:"ECB intervention would be violation of laws."

    The president of Germany’s powerful Bundesbank has firmly rebuffed international demands for decisive intervention in the bond markets by the European Central Bank to combat the eurozone debt crisis, warning that such steps would add to instability by violating European law. Bundesbank...
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    Hungary’s Sovereign Debt Ratings May Be Cut to Junk by Standard & Poor’s

    Hungary’s sovereign credit grade may be cut to junk this month after Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services placed the country’s lowest investment grade on “CreditWatch with negative implications.” S&P is likely to make a decision this month on Hungary’s credit grade, currently at...
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    Anyone trading in the Us Vigin Islands?

    If there is a beach bar attached to it, I move immediately. They have to offer my prefered Vodka, though... :D
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    well, all puts are turning into smoke today

    A 30-year-old New Yorker who was barred from the securities industry last year may be behind an increasingly popular financial blog known as Zerohedge.com, which is catching flack for its obsession with anonymity. Daniel Ivandjiiski, whose most recently listed address is on the Upper East...
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    Once-richest Irishman declared bankrupt on wrong bets with CFD´s

    Nazz, where did you hide? Missed your comments... :)
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    MF Global Inc.’s 1,066 Brokerage Employees Fired

    MF Global Inc.’s workforce of 1,066 broker-dealer employees has been fired effective immediately, the trustee liquidating the unit said. The former employees will be paid through Nov. 15, according to a statement today from the office of the trustee, James Giddens. As many as 200 former...
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    Once-richest Irishman declared bankrupt on wrong bets with CFD´s

    Sean Quinn, three years ago listed as Ireland’s richest man, has been declared bankrupt in a Northern Ireland court over alleged debts of €2.8bn to the Irish state-owned lender Anglo Irish bank. The 64-year old businessman’s insurance, cement and property empire collapsed last year...
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    Italy’s senate approves reforms

    Italy’s senate on Friday approved a package of reforms to cut the budget deficit and liberalise the economy, setting the stage for the expected resignation of Silvio Berlusconi as prime minister over the weekend and his replacement by an interim government led by technocrats. Mario Monti...
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    Italian Bond yields to hit 8% by end of this week!! *CELEBRATION*

    The yield on 10-year Italian bonds fell 29 basis points to 6.60 percent...
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    Italian Bond yields to hit 8% by end of this week!! *CELEBRATION*

    LOL! :D
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    Portuguese president:"The real fire wall is in the ECB"

    The European Central Bank can stop the spread of the continent’s financial crisis with “foreseeable, unlimited” purchases of Italian and other government bonds, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva said. “The European Central Bank has to go beyond a narrow interpretation of its...
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    France furious over S&P ‘downgrade’ error

    France demanded an inquiry after a leading rating agency mistakenly suggested on its website that it had downgraded the country’s prized triple A credit rating, sparking a sell-off in Paris’ government bonds. French markets regulator AMF said it had opened an investigation into the error...
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    Hedge Fund Manager Kyle Bass Buys 4.9% Stake in mortgage insurer MGIC

    He is calling a bottom. I was wondering why Warren Buffet was buying like crazy in the third quarter. Now, it makes sense. These guys are looking for a huge rally in the next months ahead. I don´t want to be on the worng side of these gentlemen. Delta hedged all positions (yeah, it costs tons...
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    Hedge Fund Manager Kyle Bass Buys 4.9% Stake in mortgage insurer MGIC

    He is calling a bottom.
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    EFSF ready to offer short term bills to raise money quickly

    Christophe Frankel, the EFSF’s chief financial officer, said the fund was prepared to offer short term bills to raise money quickly and said such an offering was likely before the end of the year. In the past, the EFSF has only been able to raise funds for bail-outs through five and 10-year...
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    Forex algo - Etna Robot

    Simply ask them for a Demo. They have like 200 employess. Sounds like a solid company. A couple of sell side customers on their reference list. Let´s see.
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