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http://www.informationarbitrage.com/ - A Wall Streeter's Ride into the Wild, Wild Web by Roger Ehrenberg

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informationarbitrage.com - 4 days ago
Rethinking The Wall Street Business Model (Part 1)
— informationarbitrage.com — "Too Big To Fail." "Shrink Wall Street."" Ban credit default swaps ." These are just a few... of the themes dominating the discussion around the Wall Street business model. They all, unfortunately, miss the point . Size, scale, and instruments that ... (more) Rethinking The Wall Street Business Model (Part 1)

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"Social Leverage" in Venture Capital

Published 14 days ago by Roger Ehrenberg at Information Arbitrage

I will soon be participating in a panel at Defrag titled "Is Social Leverage the next big thing for VCs?" with my friends Fred Wilson , Howard Lindzon , Brad Feld and Jim Tybur . This is an interesting question that can be interpreted a few different ways, so I thought I'd put a stake in the ...
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informationarbitrage.com - 19 days ago
Deal With It, Mr. Einhorn
— informationarbitrage.com — David Einhorn is without question an exceptionally bright man and a very astute investor. However, the latest... message being delivered from his bully pulpit, proposing a ban on credit default swaps (CDS), is misguided at best and dangerous at worst. ... (more) Deal With It, Mr. Einhorn

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informationarbitrage.com - 19 days ago
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
— informationarbitrage.com — After reading the news, participating in key industry conferences and doing some thinking, I've come to the... following conclusion: the regulators - and Congress - are barking up the wrong tree. They would have you believe that the equity markets are ... (more) Barking Up the Wrong Tree

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