Bear Stearns: Pre Market
3.52/3.72
Sold a few there…
Time is U.K.
Add: 9:00 uk
Other IBanks pre market :
Goldman: 148.00/152.45 [previous close 156.86]
Lehman: 34.65/36.50 [previous close 39.26]
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Recent Entries - #Links
- Out of Stock
- Fragile Finance
- Corrigan III
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- Containing Systemic Risk: The Road to Reform
- LIBOR
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- Picture of the Day: Share of US ABS CDO Notes Downgraded
- Credit Risk Transfer – Developments from 2005 to 2007
- What is TOP?
- Auctions of TSLF Options
- Fed: TAF Extended
- Payday: Pictures
- Merrill Number Crunching, Ultra Short Edition
- CDS Contracts Could Change
- ABX: Writedowns Picking Up
- Payday for the Monolines
- Debt Ceiling: Up $800bn to $10.615tn
- “Stop Excessive Energy Speculation Act of 2008”
- Worst TSLF of all Times
- German Bonds
- Dramatic Drop in Short-Selling of Fannie and Freddie
- Enterprise Credit Default Swaps and Market Discipline
- TSLF
- Short Sellers: June Was Best Month in 7 Years
- U.S. Treasury Default Swaps: New Record
- Fannie and Freddie: Rescue Links
- Freddie: Still Breathing
- CDS: Fannie Tighter, US Wider
- Stocks for the Long Run, Fannie and Freddie Edition
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- “Short and Distort” Crowd Doesn’t Want You to Read This
- Hot Mike Statement
- International Role of the Euro
- Derivatives: OCC Edition
- Dow Jones in Euros
- Derivatives Trading: Banks Recover
- Ambac
- Oil Spike: Credit Crunch Theory
- ABX: First Writedowns
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- NY Fed Loan to JPMorgan for Bear
- LIBOR vs NYFR
- New OCC Mortgage Metrics Report
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- OIS
- Quote of the Day: Vikram Pandit
- Financial Guarantors in the Financial System
- The Chronology and Links of Propagation of the Sub-Prime Shock across Structured Finance Markets
- Reverse of the Law of Large Numbers
- I Am Very Disappointed In This Quarter’s Results
- New Bond Math: -2 + -2 = 4
- ABCP for Auction-Rate Rescue ?
- CDS: Central Counterparty on the Way
- Libor Changes: NONE
- JPM on the WSJ’s Dodgy Libor Analysis
- Libor Analysis: Wall Street Journal Edition
- Mishkin Resigns
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All Posts
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Blogs Going Private
The Spiral - Part V - The Board
Part V of the Going Private miniseries "The Spiral." The Board of Directors is increasingly perturbed with the Chairman and CEO, but their loyalties are difficult to shed. Self-interest also prevents any meaningful change. Meanwhile, the Chairman and CEO presents ...
Stumbling and Mumbling
Money & morals
Hereâs a paradox. One the one hand, thereâs good laboratory evidence that money can change peopleâs behaviour for the worse, making them less likely to co-operate (pdf) with others and more likely to cheat. But on the other hand, thereâs...
Paul Krugman
The python theory of inflation
This Python didn’t process dinner very well Richard Fisher, of the Dallas Fed, on inflation: One could reasonably deduce from recent price reversals in oil and food prices that they overshot on the upside and that their price run-up was ...
Portfolio.com: Market Movers
What's Driving Fannie and Freddie
Fannie and Freddie are down again; the shares are so cheap at this point that even a relatively modest fluctuation of less than 80 cents in the Freddie share price will hit the headlines as a 20% move. The fact ...
The Aleph Blog
Nonidentical Twins: Solvency and Liquidity
“It’s not a solvency problem; it’s a liquidity problem.” So many people say regarding some financial firms that are on the ropes. I’ve never liked that way of expressing the problem. Let me explain why. When does a firm typically ...
FT Alphaville
Lehman: Thou shalt deny me thrice before the Cox crows
CNBC's Charlie Gasparino broke news yesterday of the latest capital raising attempt for Lehman brothers: a warrant offering a 25 per cent stake in Lehman and a 70 per cent stake in its investment management business, Neuberger Berman. The twist ...
Le blog d'éconoclaste
passage radio
Sur RTL, pour l'émission "les auditeurs ont la parole", aujourd'hui (07-08) à 13h10. Au menu : l'emploi et la durée du travail après la parution de l'enquête INSEE. EDIT (15h) : quelques liens complémentaires.
Abnormal Returns
Tuesday links: harder than it looks
How should we interpret the market’s reaction to a nationalization story about the GSEs? (Dash of Insight, Big Picture, MarketBeat) What will happen, if anything, to the senior debt holders in the GSEs? (Aleph Blog, Accrued Interest) The ...
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March 19th, 2008 at 2:20 am
Still short?
Cheers,
Markus
March 19th, 2008 at 8:37 am
No.
My time stops are in the order of minutes outside regular market hours and seconds otherwise.