March 20, 2008

Nasdaq 100

We are all a bit surprised by how illiquid bond markets have become. If you look at the currency markets, they have remained liquid and I would argue that the stock markets have been. So it s an interesting development for a market that … Continue Reading…

Every time government authorities change policies in order to push the market up or down they are simply reinforcing the idea that the Chinese stock markets are not a machine for allocating capital so much as a machine to achieve the … Continue Reading…

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Nasdaq 100

We are all a bit surprised by how illiquid bond markets have become. If you look at the currency markets, they have remained liquid and I would argue that the stock markets have been. So it s an interesting development for a market that … Continue Reading…

Every time government authorities change policies in order to push the market up or down they are simply reinforcing the idea that the Chinese stock markets are not a machine for allocating capital so much as a machine to achieve the … Continue Reading…

Quickly bookmark Nasdaq 100 at:    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at del.icio.us    Digg Nasdaq 100 at Digg.com    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at Spurl.net    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 with wists    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at Simpy.com    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at NewsVine    Blink this Nasdaq 100 at blinklist.com    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at Furl.net    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at reddit.com    Fark Nasdaq 100 at Fark.com    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at blogmarks    Bookmark Nasdaq 100 at YahooMyWeb
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