Raymond James update on InterOil Oct. 10 2008
Some useful rationality in a hyper nervous marketĀ
Some useful rationality in a hyper nervous marketĀ
We thought, perhaps one of the big three will falter, but all three?? Surely the bankruptcy of one of them must help the other two? However, after greatly being hobbled […]
No, it hasn’t ended, it only looks that way.. Deals are still being made. Prices of natural gas are actually going up sharply in some parts of the world.. It’s […]
It depends how soon you need your money, and it depends on your view on the world economy. Sooner or later, more normal conditions will return. Some observations on the […]
A collection of comments. The consensus seems to be that it is, almost..
Here is another take on the recapitalizing of the financial system we talked about earlier today. It’s a bit marred by ideology though, and runs some risks as a consequence.
Mark Mobius, emerging markets expert, managing a 30B Templeton fund. Valuations in emerging markets are considerably lower than those in many developed ones. But above all, it’s reassuring to read […]
Asia, although not completely immune to the financial crisis, has a very large cushion to rely on..
In the sheer panic and haste to do something, the Paulson plan (the $700B bail-out plan for the financial sector) is rather ill conceived according to a host of economist. […]
We have covered promising biotech company Sequenom (SQNM), but a possible alternative to their highly promising blood test for Down syndrome in foetus has emerged. But it’s not as bad […]