Archive - Feb 25, 2013 - Blog entry
Special Order Type Exposure Hurting HFT Advantage
Submitted by CalibratedConfidence on 02/25/2013 22:14 -0500Market reform still has a ways to go but the turn around on special order types is welcomed and comes with a warning to the SEC to not sit back in front Brazzers for long as more work still needs to be done.
The Sequestration Debate Misses the REAL Issue
Submitted by George Washington on 02/25/2013 20:18 -0500- AIG
- Alan Greenspan
- Bloomberg News
- Budget Deficit
- Central Banks
- Corruption
- Credit Default Swaps
- default
- Great Depression
- International Monetary Fund
- Iraq
- John McCain
- Main Street
- Martial Law
- Middle East
- Money Supply
- national security
- New York Times
- President Obama
- Prudential
- Quantitative Easing
- Reality
- recovery
- Robert Gates
- Ron Paul
- Sovereign Debt
- TARP
- TARP.Bailout
- Treasury Department
- Turkey
- Wall Street Journal
Waste and Fraud Are the Real Causes of the Deficit
Are You Being Sucked In By Zero Hedge?
Submitted by dottjt on 02/25/2013 16:23 -0500It's a cat and mouse game, only you're unable to realise that you were neither to begin with.
Lies, Damned Lies, And Banks: Deutsche Bank Caught Again
Submitted by testosteronepit on 02/25/2013 12:23 -0500Speculation, derivatives, and the price of food in poor countries
Ten Things for Your Radar Screen
Submitted by Marc To Market on 02/25/2013 06:09 -0500Here are ten things that out to be on your radar screens this week and a view on their importance.
What Drives the Price of Gold and Silver?
Submitted by Monetary Metals on 02/25/2013 01:08 -0500Traders read the headlines. They know how the price “should” react to news, and they begin buying. For a while, the prophecy fulfills itself. But then what happens next? It may take an hour or a month, but sooner or later some of the new buyers begin to sell.
Speculators can drive the price quite far in either direction, in the short term. But it is the hoarders and arbitrageurs who drive the price in the long term.
Instant Shareholder Value, Just add Debt
Submitted by CrownThomas on 02/25/2013 00:38 -0500How are companies taking advantage of these low rates? They certainly aren't borrowing in order to invest in the future.
