July 4th, 2009 by Bart Icles
Free software packages with basic features can be downloaded in the Internet. The problem with free downloads is that they are not as comprehensive as the one’s you can buy.
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July 4th, 2009 by Tyler Durden
- More on StevePerkinsGate: PVM taking a page from the oldest playbook in the world (FT)
- India joins China, Russia in questioning USD dominance (Bloomberg)
- Palin to resign as Alaska governor, will not seek reelection (WSJ) [not even worth discussing the Republican due diligence process]
- Ignoring prophetic predictors (Nader)
- Staffer at SEC had warned of Madoff (WaPo, h/t dartmont)
- Recovering ABS may relapse if TALF support pulled (Reuters)
- Arnold’s IOUs will pay 3.75% (Bloomberg) which Bank of America can’t wait to launder with taxpayer money (PR)
- China needs domestic consumption for economic recovery (Bloomberg), in other words a US-style credit bubble, combined with compelte fake economic data, can only go so far.
- The Taleb - Tavakoli vendetta post-it update (Alphaville)
- Banks own the US government (Guardian)
- Korea fires five more missiles (Bloomberg)
- New York city sees slide in tourism (WSJ)
- William Buiter: Why zombie banks will need more money
Michael Lewis joins the Zero Hedge choir, takes on Joe Cassano
Jetlag edition
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July 3rd, 2009 by Tyler Durden
The chart below indicates that while the market is exactly where it was in early December 2008, the VIX has droped by almost 60%. And traditional theories that suggest that the corporate risk is merely being offset to sovereing don’t seem to hold much sway- US CDS is again trading at a ludicrously tight level. So the question arises: just who is selling 1 month forward vol, and just how are they hedging effectively. Granted, one could make the argument that risk was priced at “total chaos” levels in November and December, the market was running even more like a headless chicken in March and breaching lower lows, yet the VIX was unable to even threaten penetrating prior resistance levels.
Alternatively said, even with net option open interest increasing, the VIX shows barely any indication of widening. Who is writing these options? Who is buying these options? Why (for both camps), and what do they know (don’t know) that we don’t know (know).
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July 3rd, 2009 by Dr. Robert Ph.D.
Forex trading can be pretty risky. Unlike mutual funds and bond funds, foreign currencies can be pretty volatile. Currencies fluctuate in value several times a day.
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July 3rd, 2009 by "Currency Trading" - Google News
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