• The Coming Pan-European Soverign Debt Crisis
    Reggie Middleton
    02/09/2010 - 05:12
    The levered assets of the banks in many Euro-sovereign nations easily outstrip those nations' GDP's. So when the nations' banks get in trouble from bad banking practices (and a very large swath have), the nations themselves are helpless in attempting to truly save the banks (and instead only institute a bait and switch wherein private default risk/insolvency potential is swapped for public manifestations of the same).
  • The Alarm Bells are Ringing
    madhedgefundtrader
    02/09/2010 - 07:22
    The rug may about to be pulled out from under the market. The onslaught of contradictory news coming out of Washington is wearing the market down. An exclusive interview with Andrew Horowitz of The Disciplined Investor.

Some Totally Unexpected REIT Lack Of Love From Merrill Lynch

Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/21/2009 18:19 -0500



Hey Regency, this is what happens when you don't tap ML as lead underwriter: you get the expected headline "Improving Balance Sheet" but no accompanying Upgrade or target price increase (in a note just released by Merrill Lynch/Bank of America which was somehow not a lead underwriter on this particular offering).

Still holding our breath for Schmidt's action on Weingarten. Readers will see it the second it hits the tape, likely over the next few hours.

0
Your rating: None

»


Post new comment

CAPTCHA
This problem is intended to determine if you are a machine- or not sufficiently intelligent (or determined) to participate at Zero Hedge.
times seven equals 77
Solve this math question and enter the solution with digits. E.g. for "two plus four = ?" enter "6".