
Annonce
Réduire
Aucune annonce.
Ads
Réduire
Obligations d'états
Réduire
X
-
Notre énarque de l'économie Pierre Moscovici va sûrement moins critiquer sur le bilan économique de la droite pour saluer les rendements sont négatifs dû "naturellement" aux réformes audacieuses de notre "Président Ordinaire"...
Commentaire
-
je recevais la lettre de Marc Fiorentino avant les élections.
L'attaque des marchés financiers était certaine pour le 8 mai. A relire pour ceux qui comme moi la recevait, et maintenant il se permet de donner ses analyses à C' dans l'air et dans challenge(s) !!!Ichimoku d'un seul coup d'oeil .......................mais de tous côté
Commentaire
-
http://www.latribune.fr/vos-finances/epargne/20100...
l'article est de 2009 si quelqu'un trouve plus récent
(en même temps l'épargne ne bouge pas aussi vite que les cours boursier)
les champions sont les espagnols, puis les allemands et français ...
les espagnols achètent certainement plus volontiers de la dette française
alors oui la dette française est attaquée .... à l'achat.
Commentaire
-
-
-
-
Citation de : Crock (au 05-12-2012 14:39:22)
CAC 40 au plus haut de l'année et taux à 10 ans français au plus bas historique
Quand je pense que certains commentateurs voyaient une attaque de la dette française avec l'arrivée de gauche en France
Ne travaillez Jamais, ne travailler Jamais, never work,arbeiten Sie nie
Commentaire
-
c'est le moment pour un blackswann
tout le monde croit au pere noel, au rallye et tout le bordel
les taux au plus bas la crise est finie yahoo
la grece est sauvée "enfin"
angela a sauvé l'euro quelle winneuse
et les méchants spéculateurs ont perdu:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-04/paulson-s...
Paulson Said to Blame Bet Against Europe for Most of Loss
By Kelly Bit - Dec 5, 2012 12:25 AM GMT+0100
John Paulson, manager of $20 billion in hedge funds, told investors that the bulk of his losses this year came on bets that the European sovereign-debt crisis would worsen, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Paulson, speaking to clients at his firm’s annual meeting yesterday in New York, said he has reduced those positions following European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s comments in July that the ECB was committed to preserving the euro, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the meeting was private.
Enlarge image Paulson & Co. President John Paulson
John Paulson, president of Paulson & Co. Inc. Photographer: Scott Eells/Bloomberg
Paulson said in a February letter to investors that the euro was “structurally flawed” and would eventually fall apart. In April, the founder of New York-based Paulson & Co. told clients he was wagering against European sovereign bonds and buying credit-default swaps on European debt, or protection against the chance of default.
Paulson’s Advantage Plus fund, which seeks to profit from corporate events such as takeovers and bankruptcies and uses leverage to amplify returns, lost 3 percent in October and was down 17 percent in the first 10 months of this year. The Advantage strategy, which includes the firm’s similar Advantage Plus fund, has $6 billion in assets. Paulson Credit Opportunities, the firm’s largest strategy, with $6.1 billion in assets as of the third quarter, rose 3.8 percent in October and 6 percent this year.
Paulson lost 51 percent in his Advantage Plus Fund in 2011, mostly on a failed bet on an economic rebound.
Armel Leslie, a spokesman for Paulson & Co., declined to comment on the meeting.
Hires, Departures
Paulson said his firm added seven investment staff members this year and five departed, leaving the team at 52 people, according to the person, who attended the meeting at the Time Warner Center in Manhattan.
Among the departures was Nikolai Petchenikov, who had worked at Paulson & Co. for 12 years and was a managing director in London, Paulson said, according to the person. The firm hired Mark Gordon, a former Soros Fund Management LLC employee, to focus on energy; Rajeev Shah, formerly of Soundpost Partners LP, for technology; and Ned Dybvig, previously of Camulos Capital LP and Soros’s firm, for distressed investments, Paulson said, according to the person.
Paulson also said one of the bright spots in the U.S. economy is the recovery in housing, according to the person. Paulson, 56, became a billionaire in 2007 by betting against subprime mortgages. He started buying residential and commercial mortgage securities in late 2008 and 2009. Other hedge-fund managers who have reversed bets against the U.S. housing market include Kyle Bass of Hayman Capital Management LP and Greg Lippmann of LibreMax Capital LLC. "
Commentaire
-
Dans l'article d'aujourd'hui, quelques explications sur les contrats à terme des obligation US: Taux d?intérêts, DV01 ou dollar value of a basis point.Auteur du livre: COMPRENDRE LES OPTIONS disponible sur Amazon.
Suivez-moi sur Twitter et Facebook.
Commentaire
Commentaire