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    U.S. Foreclosure Aid Lags Amid Record Defaults on Mortgages

    Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. homeowners are dropping out of the Obama administration’s foreclosure prevention program at a faster rate than they are joining it, according to figures released today by the U.S. Treasury Department. Borrowers aided by the Home Affordable Modification Program...
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    In Bailouts, Spain Will Be 'the Biggie':Strategist, I say there is no need to worry!!

    It´s all about risk / return. Hedgies had easy game with Greece and Ireland. Spain is a heavy puncher. You want to attack Santander and BBVA ? Good luck ! Who cares about cajas anyway ? It´s a regional Spanish play.
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    Short DAX at 7740

    That´s the usual "muscle showing" show in order to impress competition. Everybody who is half informed in the auto industry knows that the car makers are working with over-capacities in China big time and that further expansion plans are unsustainable. By the way : I wouldn´t be surprised...
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    About the Irish "bailout"....

    Just yesterday I watched some TV ( happens very seldom ) about some Australian blue collar workers earning more money "in house" than their engineer colleagues "in the field". Should be a model for banksters, too. :cool:
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    About the Irish "bailout"....

    17 % less in Allied Irish Bank deposits since the beginning of the year tells you all about the "grieving process" of the Irish man ! :p
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    About the Irish "bailout"....

    The Cabinet also ratified the four-year plan which Mr Cowen said would involve €10 billion of cuts and €5 billion of new taxes between now and 2014. Among the key elements of the plan will be a €1 cut in the minimum wage, a 10 per cent cut in social welfare over four years, as well as an...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Getting rid of of a part of 6800 calls, buying 6900 ATM puts.
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Greece EUR 110 bllion + Ireland EUR 90 billion = EUR 200 billion. FDAX 6900.00. That makes a lot of sense, isn´t it ? :D We´re counting 147.000 longs / 47.000 shorts. Good luck bulls.
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Selling MOC.
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    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    That´s one of the most ridiculous days in the last 9 months. SPY volume at the lowest level for weeks. Apple and Google aggregate volume is laughable.
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    Millions to lose Unemployment benefits over the next month!!!!!!!

    Question : was this all spent on IPhones made in China ? :confused:
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    GOOG volume today...

    7130, 8440 shares in 5 minutes. What a farce...
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    Cayman Islands

    Cayman Islands Monetary Authority. :cool:
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    Anybody else short US 30 Bond

    I hear from some London desks that some Chinese addresses are dumping 10yr / 30yr for the last 10 days...
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    Bad news for Google: Irish showdown over corporate tax

    One European official involved in the talks said that the corporate tax increase would be a casus belli with the Irish, and that Dublin’s strident objections could well keep it out of any final package. Source ...
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    Bernanke Defends Fed’s Policy, Turns Tables on China

    The People’s Bank of China sure knows how to gatecrash a party. In an uncanny coincidence, the PBOC lifted bank reserve requirements 50bps – widely seen as a step against QE-inspired capital flows – just as Fed chairman Ben Bernanke rose to speak at the European Central Bank on, erm...
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    Anglo Irish bondholders blink, agree to burden-share

    The results of Anglo Irish Bank’s first sub-debt exchange offer — the one aimed at inflicting ‘burden-sharing’ on bondholders — are out. And holders of the 2016 notes involved have agreed to swallow Anglo’s discounted offer — despite all that talk of a bondholders’ revolt...
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    Fed Chairman Bernanke estimated that QE2 may help create 700,000 jobs...

    This would be a new experience for every serious economist : creating jobs through the creation of an inflationary environment. What would Mr. Spock comment ? => <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie"...
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    Bernanke Defends Fed’s Policy, Turns Tables on China

    Nov. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke took his defense of the U.S. central bank’s monetary stimulus abroad, saying it will aid the world economy, and implicitly criticized China for keeping its currency weak. The best way to underpin the dollar and support the...
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    The success of UK´s wealth: Migrant cap could bar 88,000 students

    Real estate prices in London are still indicating that foreign investors are more than ready to pay tremendous amounts for Hyde Park locations. So, basically Britain´s "wealth" is imported. You get rid of foreign students - you get rid of their parents supporting London´s real estate market...
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