The day has started well with the Ira Sohn conference giving a lot of hope to ideas floating around in my head since that jump began last year, but then Jobless claims seem to have kidnapped good news baselines to…
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Beat the new Einhorn short! The Retail Lifestyle Stars | Fund insight
Though David Einhorn has not said so, like the powerful recommendation by the Hoplite Capital CEO for Starbucks which we agree with, David Einhorn is probably considering selling down Amazon after the retailer burst out to $226 almost 10% in…
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Posted in Amitonomics, Financial Services, Global, Investments, Private Equity, Retail Lifestyle, US
Trading losses to hit Goldman Sachs again! | Banking insight
One instantly thinks up exposure to Europe’s credit markets when one thinks of Wall Street trading this year too and it seems Goldman Sachs has again stepped in it and Q2 earnings estimates are rapidly being downgraded this quarter. For…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank, Citigroup, Goldman, Goldman Sachs, Hedge fund, J P Morgan, JP Morgan, jpmorgan, Moody, Wall Street
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Asia Economy: Singapore, Japan GDP growth tracks positive reversal in fortunes
Q1 delivered another warning from Asian economies though trade data in China and Japan remained subdued on consumption imports. Japanese GDP growth would positively influence fortunes of Asia in general and in particular, Korea and China and therefore the rest…
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Tagged with: Asia, China, Economic Growth, Foreign direct investment, Gross domestic product, India, Indonesia, Japan, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Global, US
Bank of America lets go of another Non US business | Deal Insight – Banking Insight
After $50 bln of asset sales thru 2009-2011 the bank was unable to satisfy the Treasury of its dividend plans and barely made the stress test parameters in Q1 as its new plans to go global witha strategy look more…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank of America, Investment Banks, Merrill Lynch, Private Banking, Royal Bank of Canada, UBS, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
The Deal Economy: New numbers for the Facebook IPO ($16B at $38) make it the largest IPO in history | Deal Insight
Facebook’s self effacing roadshow trudge seems to have thrown quite a leg with Zuckerberg’s dream project taking off to a larger Capitalisation target ahead of Friday’s open. Earlier the company had upgraded its IPO range to $34-$38 making itss $104…
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Tagged with: BTG Pactual, Facebook, Goldman Sachs, Google, Initial public offering, IPO, MArk Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman, Yuri Milner
Posted in Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, Social Media
Posted in Financial Markets, Retail Lifestyle, Social Media
US Economy: A post-winter Housing recovery on board, S&P helps global cues
A battered set of global Financial markets were likely pleasantly surprised by US housing data after Europe could not hang on to gains in the afternoon. That means a better global financial markets opening tomorrow as US Housing starts, holding…
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Tagged with: Emerging Markets, Financial market, Greece, Hedge fund, Housing starts, John Paulson, March, United States, Wells Fargo
Posted in Amitonomics, US
Posted in Amitonomics, US
US Economy: Euro nosedive gives Strength to US dollar, JP Morgan investors reaffirm faith.
Commodities continued their run down from last year’s “bubble” tops with silver and Copper losing a mile after the Chinese data. Things are complicated for europe even as Spanish banks have recovered most of the required EUR 30 bln internally…
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Tagged with: European Union, J P Morgan, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, JPMorgan Chase, Mitt Romney, Moody, Wall Street
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Are ‘Say on Pay’ concerns enough to mollify banks and shareholders? | Banking Insight
When Citi’s Vikram Pandit tried to crawl out of his $1 pay for 2009 and 2010 with a $14.9 mln package for 2011, the shareholders’ exercissed their say for pay voted with a resounding 55% “No” to the proposals, putting…
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