Criza Financiara in lume

[tavi_star]

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[cornelantoche]

US Sends $800 Billion In New Amero Currency To China

 

http://dinapharm.com/store/article_info.php?articles_id=267

[Scrat]

la otv?!!!?????

pai ce credibilitate are postul ala?

 

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[phaeton]

taleb, plus roubini pe-acolo care tot vorbea de ceva vreme de iminenta acestor vremuri :

 

http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/9713

[tavi_star]

taleb, plus roubini pe-acolo care tot vorbea de ceva vreme de iminenta acestor vremuri :

 

Ce scrie in fundal la Nouriel Roubini (supranumit Dr. Doom al economiei):

 

Informatia pe scurt:

• a prezis criza generalizata in 2006
• bursele sunt in cadere libera si au atins punctul de panica
• nu se intrevede inca sfarsitul crizei
• Statele Unite se afla in fata unei stagnari economice de mai multi ani
• fundamentele economice nu se mai aplica in prezent

Probabil ca si Nasim Talem e tot un fel de Doctor Doom!!!! Editat Decembrie 10, 2008 de tavi_star

[Scrat]

o mica completare: US nu stagneaza, ci se contracta. se micsoreaza. si daca evolutia ramine asa, in citiva ani n-o sa mai existe decit in cartile de istorie.

[Stefan]

Pana azi, cand ma gandeam la criza ma gandeam la traducerea din limba chineza a cuvantului "criza" care se facea prin alaturarea cuvintelor "pericol" si "oportunitate" (mai exact, ma gandeam ca in orice criza exista si oportunitate). Azi am descoperit ca toata filozofia asta chineza legata de criza este de fapt filozofia lui... Kennedy... si e putin gresita: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_translation_of_crisis (si pentru cei care au chef sa citeasca mai mult http://www.pinyin.info/chinese/crisis.html)

 

Ma rog, inca mai sunt de parere ca exista oportunitati in momente de criza... dar macar stiu ca gandirea asta este bazata pe o axioma gresita

[kerosen]

http://www.pinyin.info/chinese/crisis.html am incercat linck-ul, nu merge si mi se pare foarte normal ca in orice criza sa existe oportunitati human nature

[tavi_star]

Cea mai mare frauda de pe Wall Street

 

Bernard Madoff, un om cu putere pe Wall Street de zeci de ani, a fost arestat ieri si acuzat pentru o frauda de 50 miliarde dolari, ceea ce ar putea fi cel mai sever caz de frauda din istoria Wall Street-ului.

 

Fostul presedinte al bursei Nasdaq, in varsta de 70 de ani, este cunoscut ca fiind fondatorul companiei Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, lansata in 1960.

 

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In luna octombrie, firma lui Madoff a fost cel de-al treilea cel mai mare market-maker de pe Nasdaq, realizand tranzactii de circa 50 milioane de actiuni pe zi. Fondul de hedging a preluat ordine de la brokerii online pentru unele dintre cele mai mari companii americane, printre care si General Electric si Citigroup.

Editat Decembrie 14, 2008 de tavi_star

[tavi_star]

Bernie Madoff's alleged $50bn fraud may be just a foretaste of what's to come

 

First come the losses and the stupidities committed by bankers working for their own self-interest. Then come the rogue traders, who are unable to 'fess up on market bets gone wrong. The last to arrive is the "bezzle". That was economist JK Galbraith's word for the outright frauds built up when markets are good. These can be kept hidden for as long as the lies hold up. But the truth will out.

 

The first big outing in the current financial crisis is an alleged scam that may cost investors as much as $50bn. It was committed, according to a US criminal indictment, by a highly respected member of the financial community, a one-time Nasdaq executive and a legendary trader in New York.

 

Bernard Madoff is accused of orchestrating a multi-year fraud in which generous returns were manufactured for sophisticated investors. The technique was the usual Ponzi scheme. Old investors were paid off by the new funds lured into to Madoff's art-laden New York headquarters.

 

Losses of $50bn would probably make Madoff the biggest single fraudster in history. But in fairness, such an accomplishment shouldn't come as a great surprise. In Galbraith's model of a speculative cycle, good times spawn the excess and corruption which eventually bring them to end. The last good times were especially profitable, fertilising the ground for especially large frauds.

 

But the first frauds to be discovered are usually the not the largest. Madoff's alleged billions could only be a foretaste of what receding markets will eventually expose.

Editat Decembrie 14, 2008 de tavi_star