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    US Senate rejects ban of naked credit default swaps

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Senators late Tuesday rejected an amendment to a sweeping bank reform bill that would have prohibited so-called naked credit default swaps. Credit default swaps are a form of insurance institutions buy on bonds they purchase to protect them against the possibility...
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    Latest earnings yield rankings for US stocks...

    A lot of "cheap" stuff out there - it seems... http://ycharts.com/calculations/rankings/earning_yield
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    The great Aussie-yen unwind

    Why is Japan’s High Debt Seemingly Lower Risk? &#61550; High domestic savings &#61550; Low foreign ownership of debt (< 14% of GDP) &#61550; Strong home bias &#61550; Stable institutional investors &#61550; Local banks purchase high % of Govt debt Source : Deutsche Bank Research...
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    April FXCM King of the Micro Winner sees 632% Profit*

    How many accounts finished at ZERO ? Nil ? Niente ? Nada ? Nichts ? Nula ? :confused:
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    Short DAX at 7740

    I am leaving for one day my office and Germany's finance ministry goes crazy !!!!! U N B E L I E V A B L E STUPID ! Bravo, bravissimo Mr. Schäuble ! Let's take a look at the bond holdings of the "naked short banning" companies. Maybe some hidden or leveragged exposure to certain EU member...
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    Hedge funds hit by May volatility

    > +20 %....:)
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    Hedge funds hit by May volatility

    Hedge Funds Post Inflow of $7.6 Billion in March; Hedge Fund Assets Stand at 16-Month High of $1.64 Trillion New York, NY – May 10, 2010 – TrimTabs Investment Research and BarclayHedge reported that the hedge fund industry posted an estimated inflow of $7.6 billion, or 0.5% of assets, in...
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    Hedge funds hit by May volatility

    Some of the world’s biggest hedge funds have suffered significant losses this month after high levels of volatility across markets and the shortlived stock market plunge in New York combined to wipe billions from portfolios. Losses in the first week of May alone erased all gains made so far...
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    Latest year-to-date futures performance data

    http://finviz.com/futures_performance.ashx?v=17
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    Greece Considering Legal Action Against U.S. Banks for Crisis

    May 16 (Bloomberg) -- Greece is considering taking legal action against U.S. investment banks that might have contributed to the country’s debt crisis, Prime Minister George Papandreou said. “I wouldn’t rule out that this may be a recourse,” Papandreou said, in response to questions...
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    Drexel Burnham Lambert ...

    Joseph Cassano grew up in Brooklyn, New York, where his father was a policeman. He earned a political science degree from Brooklyn College in 1977. He worked at investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert during their junk bond phase. In 1987, AIG hired Cassano as one of the first ten people in...
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    Drexel Burnham Lambert ...

    So what are EX Drexel Burnham Lambert alumni doing now ?... * Abby Joseph Cohen, partner and chief U.S. investment strategist at Goldman, Sachs & Co * Marc Faber, formerly managing director of Drexel's Hong Kong office, famous for the Gloom Boom Doom investment report "Dr Doom"...
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    I can only repeat my question that I have raised already dozen of times, because not the SEC, CFTC and other regulator are not raising it and the are not raising it for A REASON ( emphasis !!!!! ) : WHERE HAVE BEEN SMART ASS, "CLASSIC" MARKET MAKERS LIKE GOLDMAN, J.P. MORGAN, BOFA/MERRILL...
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    Gensler said the contracts were sold between 2:32 p.m. and 2:51 p.m., the height of the meltdown.
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    Waddell calls e-mini trades 'longstanding' hedge
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    Waddel & Reed : http://www.retirementfraud.org/
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    (Reuters) - A big mystery seller of futures contracts during the market meltdown last week was not a hedge fund or a high frequency trader as many have suspected, but money manager Waddell & Reed Financial Inc, according to a document obtained by Reuters. Waddell sold on May 6 a large order...
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    If they are unexperienced with hedging strategies, it might be a WMD in their hands...But why is CFTC's Gensler saying it was "disproportionately" ? Maybe more than "just" a hedging strategy...
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    Reuters names e-mini S&P ‘flash crash’ seller

    A big exclusive for Reuters, which on Friday afternoon revealed the identity of the mystery trader CFTC chairman Gary Gensler said placed a disproportionately large sell order in CME e-mini S&P futures around the time of Thursday’s ‘flash crash’. And it was not a high frequency trader...
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    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    At which point can we expect HFT boutiques to stop adding liquidity to the markets today ? After we hit - 500 or -1000 ? :confused: :p
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