Very good article. As a former listed and unlisted derivatives trader I agree with your analysis. Standardization and transparency allows for the orderly transference of risk among investors and users. This function is vitally important to financial markets. Transparency in trading and clearing benefit everyone except those who benefit from "dark"markets.
This field is indeed very crowded. I have a question about some one who is short an etf that is delisted.Do they pay the NAV as of last trade date? mg riley
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in my neighbor hood prices have not fallen much because turnover has dried up......supply is at a 20 year high and buyers are in control but there are very few...no panic sales...yet...i think this will take years to clean out at current prices...if prices go down 50% or so , then we can clear out the sellers.
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i found the most interesting comment was looking at the pe of the market with energy stripped out. Approacjhing 20 times very shaky earnings. this flies in the face of the usual bkather of taking out the finacials to tell us how cheap the dow or S& P are. This is a market of stocks and they are not cheap .
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One of the worst signs a CEO or CFO can give off is evasiveness. Share holders should review the conference call for themselves. All bank stock owners should be very wary of these types of stocks and switch to a more transparent and stable financial institution.There is no way the assets on the books of these banks should be valued at 100 cents on the dollar which is where most of their loans are valued. mgr1929
Th key to this is determining the beginning "value". I am fairly certain that AIG will have a conservative valuation as to current value to help protect their future return profile.Appraisals will be very important.
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