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Buy Equities Sell Bonds

Monday, 10 December 2012 | 12:52 am by Burnham Banks
The thirst for yield has led to companies raising more debt at cheaper funding levels than before. This has led to a deterioration of credit quality. Of late some companies have been raising debt for share buy backs recognizing the gap between the cost of equity funding and debt funding. This should imply that investors
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Even Regulators and Investment Professionals Don’t Get Hedge Funds

Monday, 10 December 2012 | 12:50 am by Burnham Banks
Hedge funds don’t make investors rich, they preserve the wealth of the investor who is already rich. Most hedge funds are aware of and carefully manage downside risk and volatility. Long only mutual funds have benchmarks to which they tend to cling. A volatile benchmark can seriously injure an investor’s portfolio.
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The Wide Angle: Agency

Monday, 10 December 2012 | 12:41 am by Burnham Banks
The Wide Angle: Customers of a company should want to see the employees of the said company buy their own products and services and own shares in the company or at least have a direct link between their compensation and the quality of the products and the satisfaction of the customers. As an employee of
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Please Don’t Invest In Hedge Funds. You’ll Crowd Me Out.

Sunday, 09 December 2012 | 11:50 pm by Burnham Banks
I discourage investors from investing in anything they don’t understand. Hedge funds are fairly complex as far as investment strategies go, so I often discourage investors from investing in them unless they are sufficiently knowledgeable. If they want to invest in hedge funds, I tend to steer them towards funds of hedge funds or asset
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Fix one thing, break another. Parallels Between 2001 and 2009. Another Credit Bubble.

Wednesday, 05 December 2012 | 11:39 am by Burnham Banks
The Parallel Stages of the Credit Bubble 2001 versus 2009
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