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Thursday links: Moody’s mea culpa

Post Date: May 22, 2008 5:02 a.m.
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The continued fallout from the the Moody’s big mea culpa . ( FT Alphaville ) UBS offloads a scad of mortgage assets at a discount , and pays for the privilege. ( Times Online via Alpha Guy ) “People are losing faith in financial assets for good reason.” ( Interfluidity ) The relationship between 3 month T-bills and Fed funds is becoming more normal. ( Trader’s Narrative ) The challenge of making oil production estimates without the requisite data. ( naked capitalism ) “All that said, this parabolic oil move will not end well .” ( Howard Lindzon ) An up April for hedge funds . ( DealBook ) “The 10-year P/E has, in my opinion, almost no impact on equity prices.” ( Crossing Wall Street ) There are very few perfect hedges . ( Market Movers ) Is Amazon’s ( AMZN ) stock price defying gravity? ( WSJ.com , C...

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