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Mock The Market: Harry Macklowe Close to Unloading GM Building
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008. Harry Macklowe Close to Unloading GM Building. Recently, Mr. Macklowe was joined at the Plaza by Jim Cayne, who closed on a relatively paltry $28 million apartment at the Plaza. Labels: Commercial Real Estate Blow-outs. July 30, 2008 at 4:56 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Top Ten Signals of a Market Bottom. Cox Vs. Paulson. Citi Seeks Advice From HP. Trader Charged With Rumormongering. Citigroup Raising Capital. Again. ECB and Fed Worried. BCE Buyout on the Rocks. AIG Dr...
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Mock The Market: BCE Buyout on the Rocks
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Monday, May 19, 2008. BCE Buyout on the Rocks. According to Reuters, the $34.8 billion buyout of BCE, Canada's largest telecom company has stalled. C banker: Ahem. Does anyone actually still want to do this deal? Silence, followed by hysterical laughter. C banker: Ok. So, let's suggest some terms that nobody can possibly agree to. First, we have to hike the interest rates. DB banker: Libor 3,000 sound good? RBS banker: Make it 10,000. C banker: Um. I think that's the way bonds used to work before 2006.
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Mock The Market: The Budget and Zynga
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Monday, February 14, 2011. The Budget and Zynga. The White House put out its budgetary needs for the 2011 fiscal year. Projections call for a $1.65 trillion deficit. Speaking of crazy amounts of money, the valuation explosion in social networking sites continues unabated. Zynga is wooing potential investors in an attempt to raise $250 million. Great to have you back in the Blog universe and please keep any future haitus brief! Thanks again for all the hard work and insight. February 15, 2011 at 7:54 AM.
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Mock The Market: China Posts a Trade Deficit
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Thursday, March 10, 2011. China Posts a Trade Deficit. China posted a $7.3 billion trade deficit. Maybe everybody who is puking Spainish government bonds on Moody's downgrade. All of those investors who are surprised, yes SHOCKED, that it's gonna cost Spain more to recapitalize its banks than the government's previous official estimates? They actually needed Moody's to tell them to sell. Anyway, the more havoc elsewhere in the world, the better the US looks in comparison. List of Banks in Australia.
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Mock The Market: Ex-Trader Charged With Spreading False Rumors
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Friday, April 25, 2008. Ex-Trader Charged With Spreading False Rumors. Ripples of terror reverberated around Wall Street trading desks yesterday when the SEC accused a former Schottenfeld Group trader with spreading false rumors about Blackstone's proposed takeover of ADS. Absolutely. But Bear Stearns was eventually forced to find a white knight to rescue it. Will the SEC go after those rumor-mongers? Or is it not illegal if the rumors become a self-fulfilling prophecy? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
