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In his presentation, Ackman starts off by asking, with its much stronger economy, why would Hong Kong maintain the same ultra accommodative monetary policy as the U.S.? HK Real GDP (YoY) Unemployment % Add to favorites Digg From the Telegraph It’s become a popular trade among hedge funds who got it right during the U.S. subprime meltdown. Mark Hart, an American hedge fund manager who has made millions predicting the crises in US sub-prime market and European debt, Add to favorites Digg Chris Cole of Artemis Capital Management sets out his views on volatility and asset correlations. Via Zerohedge. Ben Bernanke through QE2, has created a world where investors must chase any asset yielding over 1%. Failure to do so would mean the f Add to favorites Digg . . . → Read More: We Offer This as Asset Correlations Increase FT.com reports that Hugh Hendry, who on video toured a Chinese city marveling at all the office buildings with no occupants while more office buildings were being built, is shorting China via Japanese corporate credits. No word on whether this mig Add to favorites Digg China intends to introduce Credit Default Swaps by the end the year, however no naked CDS positions will be permitted; investors will have to own the underlying instrument in order to have a position in a CDS, according to the Secretary General of th Add to favorites Facebook . . . → Read More: China to Introduce Credit Default Swaps by End of Year |
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