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Banks & Bailouts

Tue Oct 13th, 2009

Minyanville Staff

Picking up the pieces from the credit crisis. What the Future Holds for JPMorgan SharesDimon delivers yet another strong quarter.by Josh LiptonOctober 15, 2009 Should Investors Expect Surprises in

Why a Broke FDIC Matters

Wed Sep 30th, 2009

Megan Barnett

The FDIC has been forced to borrow from tomorrow to pay for today. Suze Orman wouldn't be proud. Created during the Great Depression, the FDIC is the agency that provides insurance for up to $250,000

Qualitative Easing: Markets on the Edge of a Knife

Wed Jun 3rd, 2009

Tom Fant

I got to spend some quality time with 2 of my favorite people last night: Minyan Peter and my partner Rob Roy. Since they’re also 2 of the smartest people I know, the conver

State Street to Investors: Heads I Win, Tails You Lose

Tue May 19th, 2009

Minyan Peter

Yesterday, State Street (STT) announced that it would be consolidating approximately $22.7 billion of off-balance sheet assets, taking a $3.7 billion charge in the process - effectively converting an

Op-Ed: Fed Throws Refinancing Party; No One Shows Up

Thu Dec 4th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

Editor's Note: Tom Fant is Vice President of Trading at Atlantic Advsors, where he works under Minyanville Professor Bennet Sedacca. As a member of Morgan Stanley's mortgage portfolio management team

Op-Ed: Could GE Collapse?

Mon Nov 17th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

Editor's Note: James Quinn is a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high level financial positions with a retailer, homebuilder and a university in his 22-yea

Banks Beware: Here Come the Lawsuits

Mon Oct 27th, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

Despite the Armageddon-esque financial turmoil of recent weeks, one thing about America hasn’t changed: If you really want someone to do something, sue them. They lined up in droves: Cities, co

Why Should I Care?: Lehman Brothers

Tue Sep 16th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

Of all the days for your air conditioner to break. Late, as usual, you weave past slower commuters, driven by the promise of a cool subway car - an icebox in an otherwise sweltering city. As the trai

SEC May Become Citizen of the World

Fri Aug 29th, 2008

Scott Reeves

The Securities and Exchange Commission may require some US companies to switch to international accounting rules by 2014. The SEC says the change will make American companies more competitive in the

The Investor Psychology Cycle

Fri Aug 29th, 2008

Prieur du Plessis

As the pendulum swings between greed and fear, investors typically behave in 1 of 2 ways: They either become over-enthusiastic during bull markets and over-despondent as the bear’s growl grows
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