Here is a note of 11 things that happened on this day in history
Read more »11 Things That Happened This Day In History - 23rd December
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Europe Opens To Risk Off Amid Low Volumes
Category: General Tags:
- basis swaps
- bunds
- carry trade
- consumer confidence
- correlations
- ebullience
- euribor
- european markets
- exuberance
- full swing
- futures contract
- General
- gilts
- global risk
- gold and silver
- high yield
- investment grade
- Investment strategy
- liquidity
- path of least resistance
- smidge
- yesterday afternoon
- Zero hedge
Trader expects more Kodak downside
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Shares of the iconic photography company have already been pummeled recent months, and one trader is expecting them to fall even further.
Read more »Greenhill Grieves, Idle Bankers, Goldman 'Clanger', Ex-Lehman Fund, Hedge Fund Pay, Allen Stanford
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Here's a few links to some interesting Bloomberg, Daily Telegraph, MarketWatch, New York Post and Reuters stories currently doing the rounds.
Read more »Kevin Pietersen stays at Surrey as James Taylor leaves Leicestershire
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Kevin Pietersen will stay with Surrey as long as he retains his central contract with England, so quashing any further suggestions that he has ambitions to break free from the county system and become English cricket's first free agent. read more >
Read more »How Goldman Sachs Sees 2012
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Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs, which is also one of the world's biggest commodity trading firms, has issued its predictions for 2012 as markets brace themselves for a new year slump. read more >
Read more »Barclays Capital Fined For Misrepresentations Related to Subprime Securitizations
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Washington — The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has announced that it has fined Barclays Capital $3m for misrepresenting delinquency data and inadequate supervision in connection with the issuance of residential subprime mortgage securitizations (RMBS).
Read more »Investing In Banks For Income
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One problem I have read about in many comments and articles is the inability to invest in the domestic "big banks" for income. When looking at the four largest banks in the United States, we see some puny dividends:
Read more »Floyd Mayweather's failings turn runaway success into a train wreck
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Floyd Mayweather Jr should be the saviour of boxing and not, as he would like us to see it, the sacrificial lamb. Only Sugar Ray Leonard of the modern era has rivalled the unbeaten, five-division world champion for pure talent; nobody in the fight game today is more controversial, charismatic, outrageous or gets bigger pay-per-view hits than the man who calls himself "Money May"; few are more obnoxious; no fighter is less dispensable. read more >
Read more »BNY Mellon Pays To Settle Manipulative Trading Allegations
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New York – Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has announced an agreement with the Bank of New York Mellon to settle an investigation into manipulative trading of auction rate securities as facilitated by employees of Mellon Financial Markets (MFM).
Read more »Bulls count on rebound in NXP Semi
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Some chart watchers may think that the chip company is due for a bounce because it's back down to the same level where it went public in August 2010.
Read more »Give Me Liberty Or Give Me PATH : 27 Manhattan-Based Fidelity Employees Refuse To Relocate To New Jersey, Quit
Category: General Tags:
- business type
- fidelity investments
- financial professionals
- foehr
- General
- geneva convention
- hudson river
- Investment strategy
- jersey city office
- liberty street
- logical time
- ms maria
- nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp
- new jersey city
- newport office
- rapid response
- relocation packages
- response specialist
- security investment
- vice president human resources
- wib
- world financial center
- Zero hedge
Mobeam Adds to Series A
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San Francisco-based Mobeam Inc., a developer of technology to help mobile phones interacti with retail laser scanners, has added $1.5 million to its Series A round, bringing the round to $6.4 million. The company added as an investor DFJ Athena, a Korea-focused venture fund affiliated with Draper Fisher Jurvetson.
PRESS RELEASE
Category: Private Equity Tags:
- board chairman
- business development efforts
- commerce initiatives
- consumer packaged goods
- couponing
- draper fisher jurvetson
- electronic coupons
- equity
- laser scanners
- missing link
- mobile commerce
- multimillion dollar
- new investor
- news
- other mobile device
- patented technology
- PE
- Private Equity
- retail brands
- retail locations
- s board
- technical barrier
- value chain
- venture fund
The European Endgame is within sight
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Earlier this week I wrote a post called "Europe edges closer to the endgame" in reaction to the French and Greek elections. Today I want to expand on this for the weekly members' post.
While I think we are finally arriving at the changes which presage the endgame, I do not think the events in France and Spain are going to be the catalyst for seismic change in policy responses. More likely, the sovereign debt crisis will impose policy change upon European policy makers after markets seize up and Europe risks breaking apart.
Read more »THe FuTuReS EXeCuTiVe...
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Name: Jon Corzine, Profession: Wall Street Con Man, Destination: Swindler Hall of Fame...
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Global markets mixed after Greek deal
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U.S. futures are flat ahead of the job report, but Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 are both higher. Hong Kong's Hang Seng posted strong gains overnight.
Read more »André Villas-Boas says he doesn't need Guus Hiddink's help at Chelsea
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A defiant André Villas-Boas has claimed he does not need Guus Hiddink's help to transform Chelsea's season and that Roman Abramovich is still fully supportive despite a dire run of form that will become three consecutive defeats if Wolverhampton Wanderers win at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon. read more >
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