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    Posts Tagged ‘whiz kids’

    Dummys View of the Global Crisis

    Monday, March 9, 2009 : Permalink

    Given the string of problems created by hedge funds, , investment funds, insurance companies, pension funds, mortgage securities and loans over these few years, it is becoming increasingly apparent that high flying investment managers and financial are not as great as they seem in of their in paying themselves billion .

    As if these were not enough, Gordon Brown the architect of the British economic miracle of the Blair years is now thinking of printing money – ₤150 billion worth. This sort of makes him roughly equivalent in competence to the whole Government in Malaya from 1942 – 1945.

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    Ryanair boss hedges his bets on the price

    Thursday, February 5, 2009 : Permalink

    This is – Hedge will be one of those words forever linked to the great financial crisis of 2008. The hedge funds were supposedly -minting schemes whereby fantastically intelligent kids write fantastically complex programmes to ensure they make a profit whatever the direction of the market.

    That many hedge funds were spectacularly successful in the 2003-7 bull run and then spectacularly crashed in the current indicates "hedging" may have had little bearing.

    Hedging is rife too in the energy markets, widely used to attempt to control industrial costs and nowhere more starkly than in the aviation .

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