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Wednesday links: maximum point of stress

Post Date: Apr 23, 2008 7:59 a.m.
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Can we still rely on the credit rating agencies ? ( NYTimes.com ) “Has the maximum point of stress in the capital markets passed?” ( Capital Spectator ) Basis-risk volatility in the agricultural commodities is becoming even more problematic. ( Market Movers ) “ Everything is pegged to Libor .” ( FT Alphaville ) A company badly in need of some ‘ adult supervision .’ ( DealBreaker.com ) Take me out to the ball game, take me out the sports-related SPAC ? ( Deal Journal ) “Breaking news: Naked call selling has unlimited upside risk.” ( Daily Options Report ) The attractions of an unconstrained bond fund . ( Market Movers ) The Canadian dollar has back off its multi-decade highs. ( Money & Co. ) Fundamental indices are coming to the bond world. ( Investors.com ) Good reasons to investigate ‘ no-effort portfolios .&...

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