Trimming the Hedges

It is my firm belief that major hedge funds will collapse, bringing about a Savings and Loan/long term capital management (LTCM)/Enron-style collapse in the financial markets. This is a raw-materials blog for making sense of the mess after it happens. Update: With the U.S. government debating on a $700 million bailout for the economy, this crisis has surpassed my wildest expectations, so my new prediction is that the U.S. will default on its loans for the first time in history. [09/24/2008]

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Thursday, August 16, 2007

The Sky Keeps Falling

More news stories as the market enters into an official correction (10% down).
Maybe a good time to buy Apple stock.

Why Mortgages Blew Up
UPDATE 1-Fitch revises further its CDO ratings methodology
FOCUS: Valuations In Spotlight As Funds Halt Redemptions
Business comment: Fundamentally, it's time to step back from the maelstrom
Asia property retains allure in stormy market
Banks refuse to mark CDOs to the market
`India to benefit as growth continues`
ETFs Tumble On Investor Worries
Sharp sell-offs on Wall Street
Posted by YRG at 1:13 PM

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