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New Evidence Emerges in Closed Insider-Trading Case

Friday, December 12, 2008 : Permalink

Washington Post – New evidence has emerged in an insider-trading investigation that the Securities and Exchange Commission closed two years ago without filing charges, raising questions on Capitol Hill about the government’s oversight of what was once one of the nation’s most prominent hedge funds.

According to documents, the hedge fund — Pequot Capital Management — secretly began to pay $2.1 million to a key witness in the case last spring, just three months after several senators called on the SEC to reopen its investigation.

Top Republicans on the Senate Finance and Judiciary committees asked Pequot’s chairman this week to provide records related to the payments. The FBI is also looking into the matter, according to people familiar with the case.

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US shares should get an ‘Obama bounce’

Thursday, October 16, 2008 : Permalink

Telegraph.co.uk – The American Presidential election next month may have significant implications for investors because the US remains by far the largest economy in the world.

Senators McCain and Obama have articulated differing approaches to taxes, trade, foreign policy and the government’s role in its citizens’ lives. The question is, will the candidates’ distinguishing campaign rhetoric will be just that: rhetoric? Will the policies the winner actually puts in place be similar or differ significantly from the Bush presidency?

Research based on the past 80 years shows that American stock markets have performed better under Democrats, while American government bonds performed better under Republicans. These results should be taken with some caveats as we have seen the two major political parties move to the middle of the political spectrum, as has happened in the United Kingdom. For example, Republican President Bush has presided over the largest increases in domestic spending, excluding defence, since the Democratic President Lyndon Baines Johnson.

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