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Tavakoli Structured
Finance, Inc. |
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Allow me to issue and control a nation’s money, and I care not who makes the laws.”
—Mayer Amschel Rothschild |
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SoftBank and Soft Banks
The meteoric rise of
technology sector equities has a lot to do with market manipulation by SoftBank
and other players. Last week we saw a partial correction. ZeroHedge broke
the story and did a follow-up.
Soft Banks are a problem too. The bill for the Fed's manipulation will come due.
Are you in the mood for skullduggery and suicides?
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Decisions: Free on Labor Day, Sept 7, in Amazon's Kindle Store
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Janet Tavakoli's Wall Street memoir of decisions that changed financiers' lives, drove some to suicide, and reshaped the landscape of global finance.
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Possibility of Negative U.S. Interest Rates
"The Federal Reserve should get our interest rates down to ZERO, or less, and we should then start to refinance our debt. INTEREST COST COULD BE BROUGHT WAY DOWN, while at the same time substantially lengthening the term. We have the great currency, power, and balance sheet.....
....The USA should always be paying the the lowest rate. No Inflation! It is only the naïveté of Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve that doesn’t allow us to do what other countries are already doing. A once in a lifetime opportunity that we are missing because of 'Boneheads.'”
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Lead
Article in the Journal of Structured Finance
You may recall that the last
time I wrote an article for JSF. It was for the Winter 2006 issue. It was also
the lead article and was titled “The Elusive Income of Synthetic CDOs.” For
many, it was a very long winter. My finance classic, Structured Finance and Collateralized Debt
Obligations was released by John Wiley & Sons in September 2008. It is
an ongoing reference for lawyers, Congress, and students interested in both control
fraud and legitimate instruments, applications, and hedging. It has just been
re-released as a print
replica eBook available only via Amazon for selected reading devices and as
a trade paperback.
It’s
funny to read the reviews of the first edition, mostly snark from “professionals.”
The same people sang a different tune when the financial crisis hit and my
analysis proved sound. |
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