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Day of Reckoning #2: 24 Oct 2008
Submitted by cahn on 24 October, 2008 - 10:56pm- cahn's blog
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A perfectly normal day...
Submitted by cahn on 6 October, 2008 - 8:01pm- cahn's blog
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It was US subprime mortgages, then it was money markets in US, then it was...
Submitted by cahn on 5 October, 2008 - 6:44pmIt was the US subprime mortgages, then it was money markets in the US, then it was money markets in the Europe, then it was the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the collapse of Washington Mutual, the run on Bank of East Asia, the collapse of Fortis, the $700bn bailout of the US, ... , and is now the collapse of the Hypo Real Estate rescue and the gloom in the Chinese art auction.
If the rest of the world were to go through what the US had to go through, I would not know if we, the rest of the world, would ever do better than what the US has done.
China Could Be Dragged Down by Wall Street Crash: William Pesek
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Hypo Real Estate Rescue at Risk as Banks Withdraw Their Support
Submitted by cahn on 5 October, 2008 - 6:25pmOct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Hypo Real Estate Holding AG, the ailing German property lender, said a 35 billion-euro ($49 billion) government-backed bailout plan collapsed as commercial banks withdrew their support.
``The bank is in a very difficult situation,'' Hypo Real Estate spokesman Hans Obermeier said in a telephone interview. ``We hope everyone involved in the discussions is aware of this.''
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Billionaire Cashes In On Offshore Oil Rush
Submitted by cahn on 2 April, 2008 - 4:27pm- cahn's blog
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What did I say then?
Share trading accounts in China hit 100m
Submitted by cahn on 31 May, 2007 - 3:20pmShare trading accounts in China hit 100m - The number of share trading accounts established in China now exceeds 100m as retail investors continue to ignore warnings about the risks of a market bubble and continue to put new money into the market. [Financial Times - Asia Pacific]
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