researchreloaded.com - 8/7/2009
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For the third time in under ten days, the Shanghai market has fallen based on fears the Chinese government might merely rein in profligate lending . Earnings have nothing to with it, this isn't an earnings scare. Nor is it some sort of economic data point which has shaken the market for the ...
paul.kedrosky.com - 8/9/2009
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paul.kedrosky.com —
There is a lengthy takedown of critics of
Goldman Sachs critic and Rolling Stone screed writer Matt...
Taibbi in the current Columbia Journalism Review. (Get all that?) The gist: Writer Dean Starkman thinks that too many business journalists are ...
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The Trouble with the Trouble with Goldman Critics
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Morning Reads 8-7-2009
Portfolio Tilt —
... 2.) Google Maps Shows Foreclosure Status (Calculated Risk) 3.) Dan Loeb's Recommended Investing Books (Market Folly) 4.) Venture Capital Showing Renewed Interest in Clean-Tech Firms (DealBook) 5.) ProShare Draws Suit Over a Leveraged ETF (WSJ) 6.) The Morning Leverage: Blackstone Results Shock No One (WSJ) 7.) KKR Scored with Avago IPO (BloggingBuyouts) 8.) About that Other Real Estate Market (The Reformed Broker) 9.) A Sign that the Chinese Market is in Trouble (Research Reloaded) 10.) 10 Notes on the Current ...
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FT Alphaville —
Elsewhere on Friday, - Larry Summers, economic recovery and Ben Bernanke. - Dear Mr Banker, did you consider a (bonus) haircut? - What mainstream press can learn from a Goldman takedown. - The true costs of cheaper calories and commissions. - Nouriel spreads his geographic wings on his new bull trajectory. - This is how you know the Chinese market is in trouble. - Far from preventing fraud, the SEC is providing price discovery … - 10 (savvy) points on the current markets. - Morgan Stanley’s V-shaped recovery is ...
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