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Forex Futures Forum Archive for 04/27/2006
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Mtl JP 10:20 GMT April 27, 2006
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I am very pleased but personaly take no comfort in that there are some players in the market who seem to have a strong sence of appreciation for risk.
Bond Market Association To Develop & Lead Implementation of ‘NewBank’-- A Public-Private Initative Designed To Provide Crucial Liquidity In Emergencies Affecting Government Securities (TBMA - feb 28/06)
At least someone - if not the $35K / yr Fl. schoolteacher types who just got strung out in a $400K condo on intrst only mortgages - appears to be taking NO chances at all with "the possibility, even if remote, of one of the banks suddenly exiting the markets and have agreed the NewBank concept is an appropriate precautionary measure." ... "Interruption of a clearing bank’s services has the potential to severely disrupt those markets" no matter how remote.
And some squeal in awe when Gold moves $18-20 in a day... Some people have (not) obviously seen some real-man market moves. (aka what separates men from boys is the size of their toys)
sydney gvm 07:41 GMT April 27, 2006
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Mtl JP - most likely hedge funds who rely on their models to calculate risk
Mtl JP 01:52 GMT April 27, 2006
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analyst 19:44 / in ref to "If credit gets worse rates go down."
I note with great interest what the IMF had to say recently: "Credit derivative and structured credit markets help to improve financial stability by facilitating the dispersion of credit risks," the Fund concludes, as "banks, especially systemically important institutions ... shift credit risk to a broader set of investors."
(from IMF warns over credit derivative liquidity
There must be one infinite bunch of totaly stupid "broader set of investors" ... somewhere on some planet in this Universe. In the meantime, on this Planet, the game is the offload the crap while trying to hold on to "quality" performing loans on one's books. Soooo... no idea who the "broader set of investors" picking up the garbage loans is ?
Melbourne Qindex 01:18 GMT April 27, 2006
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Crude Oil June : 04/27/2006
Normal Lower Range : 71.28 - 71.58
Normal Upper Range : 73.07 - 73.21
The most likely trading range : 71.46 - 72.79
Melbourne Qindex 01:17 GMT April 27, 2006
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S&P June : 04/27/2006
Normal Lower Range : 1302.0 - 1303.5
Normal Upper Range : 1314.1 - 1314.4
The most likely trading range : 1305.1 - 1314.4
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