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- Friday Options Update: MGA, WB, C, WFC, JPM, NWA, AMT
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- Airlines Hedging Oil at $147.90/BL?
- Global Airlines Expected to Post Over $5 Billion in Losses This Year
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Friday Options Update: MGA, WB, C, WFC, JPM, NWA, AMT [view article]
A lot of talk no conclusion ReplyHedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
what I really like to see on their top holdings ,it s their new position or when they got out completely of a certain stock.Please,help me, what s the point of selling or adding 6 or 12 or 46 shares? I can t wait to see THE REASONING BEHIND SUCH A TRANSACTION. ReplyFriday Options Update: MGA, WB, C, WFC, JPM, NWA, AMT [view article]
now that the bail out plan has come out Wachovia needs to sell all its 122 billion if not more toxic asset loans to all the govenment agencies possible like Fanni, Freddie, and the FED treasury as soon as possible without even loosing a second. ReplyHedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
Good stuff-thanks for posting! ReplyHedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
oh yea of course. they're a lagging indicator and are mainly just a tool to get a sense as to what companies they're going long in a particular sector. i've mentioned in my preface posts that the short side is "invisible" to us and that technically is the most important side of funds' books since its so secretive/protected.i still think its interesting to track though just because you can tend to see how various funds work with their strategies over time in accumulating a position versus trading in/out of one. plus, in times like these, its a great tool to have to see exactly where these funds are hurting from poor performance. especially, say in Atticus Capital's case. Their top holdings have been murdered. The redemption/liquidation... trade is still very much on.
mainly just providing the resource for people who are interested in it. Reply
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Hedge Fund Tracking: Harbinger Capital (Philip Falcone) [view article]
You should not interpret 13F filings too much. They only report long positions. You don't know the short side of the trade. For a fund like Harbinger, the short makes all the difference. CPO, for example, is likely to be merger arb play and will have an offsetting short in BG. So what if they added to CPO at 50+? They probably shorted BG at 110 and locked in the spread. Reply2020
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Joysee:What death tax? What capital gains? It's T minus 10 'till retirement for me, and it looks like I have little to worry from either. Let's concern ourselves with the clear and present danger: Don't trust the foxes to guard the henhouse! And don't trust the guy who brought us the S and L crisis back in the 80s to do the right thing this time, either. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Its either pay taxes or this country will belong to China. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
That's great, so not only are we going to tax the executives to death, on top of that we're going to limit their pay; what a Country. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Whatever happened to the richest country in the world? Maybe next year we will give out only 900 million in foreign aid. But I doubt that too. Wonder how many countries will go along with the USA, ON A WORLD BAILOUT...SO FAR...I have heard only silence on that issue. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
1929, 1987, 2000, 2008.......Has anyone noticed that the big national breakdowns are occurring at an ever increasing rate and are closer and closer together each time? And, that's not even including the real estate bubble popping in 2006. What's next ...one of these events every year, month, day? How many can America take?Heaven help us all. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
www.moneymorning.com/2.../cut and paste the above link, it is from the daily MoneyMorning sheet. I think the author really knows how to solve this mess. Great article. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
to fuzzyshrimp. the pain you will feel by pulling the lever for a Democrat will be a more stable US economy, a bigger bank account and an increase in the value of your equities. And if you make $250,000 or more then yes your taxes will go up. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Fastcad - for the record, the national debt pre - George II was less that $5 T. It is now well over $10T and by the time we get a new Pres, it will be in the $12T range.All you partisans out there, there is no significant difference between "tax and spend" and "borrow and spend". Both parties are bankrupting the nation. Pointing fingers is silly and futile. Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Fiesity in here today, No doubt we all care...just some are more right than others... Reply