Facebook IPO glitch prompts margin calls, headachesChicago TribuneThe frenzy around Facebook had investors guessing they had to put in limit orders far above the $38 IPO price in order to get in on the action. It's now clear Facebook's IPO didn…
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Vanity FairBlockbuster IPO Doesn't Solve Facebook's Biggest Problem (VIDEO)ForbesThe event that investors and market watchers have been salivating over for months finally comes to fruition Friday when Facebook will make its debut as a publicly-…
Market PlaygroundBlockbuster IPO Doesn't Solve Facebook's Biggest Problem (VIDEO)ForbesThe event that investors and market watchers have been salivating over for months finally comes to fruition Friday when Facebook will make its debut as a pub…
New York TimesAs One JPMorgan Trader Sold Risky Contracts, Another One Bought ThemNew York TimesBy AZAM AHMED For hedge funds that could smell blood in the water, it seemed to be an opportunity to take on JPMorgan Chase and win. It was, in fact, such a…
Moneycontrol.comHedge funds eye further profits from JPMorgan lossesReutersBy Laurence Fletcher and Tommy Wilkes | LONDON (Reuters) – Hedge funds are holding out for further gains from their bets against JPMorgan's massive position in US credit der…
Facebook fervor fierce ahead of IPO (via AFP) Have Primary Dealers Built a Muddle Through Scenario?Bond Market Has Mitigated Some of the Risk, But Don’t…
Basing a “virtuous cycle” on lies and propaganda is self-defeating.
Does believing in the “recovery” make it real? The propaganda policies of the Federal Reserve and the Federal government are based on the hope that you’ll answer “yes.” The en…
European markets were looking to open -2% or lower, but slowly improved and after the open, it was BTFD frenzy, which is helping goose US futures. Considering the Eurozone is supposed to be the cause of the current financial mess, it sure seems bou…
The European bank panic, not the Fed’s action, is sending a tidal wave of cash into the Treasury market, causing yields to crash. That sends…
