Tyrus Capital is reportedly up 3.74% YTD through February 3rd, outperforming event-driven hedge funds overall, which are up 2.4% on average through the…
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Tony Chedraoui’s Tyrus Capital off to a good start in 2012
Starting Your Own Hedge Fund? Here’s The Question Everyone’s Going To Ask You
It’s getting tougher and tougher to launch a hedge fund these days.
Hedge Fund Forward Redemptions at 3.14% up from 1.85% in January
Hedge fund administrator GlobeOp Financial Services announced that its Forward Redemption Indicator for February shows notifications at 3.14%, up from 1.85% in January.
CITI: These Two Charts Say Not To Chase The Rally
Citi’s big equity strategist Tobias Levkovich is cooling on the market rally. In a note out today, he cites two charts indicative of a possibility of a market rollover.
USD/JPY Analysis
Opened at Y79.63 in Asia and slipped on EUR/USD sales to Y79.53 on the back of an FT article showing reluctance from some EU states to ratify the deal. USD then found solid support towards Y79.50, and moved higher to Y79.81 before easing back to Y79.55.
SocGen Explains Why The Markets Aren’t Excited About The Greek News
So last night Europe announced a bailout for Greece, but today markets in Europe are selling off. Is it just a sell the news kind of thing? Perhaps, although SocGen thinks there’s a little more: The agreement consists of a number of changes – some examples include, private bond holders will take a greater loss (reported at 53.5%), the interest margin is reduced, and the ECB and central banks will not take profits on its holdings of Greek bonds. Together, this is estimated to bring the debt to GDP figure to 120.5% by 2020. It still has to be ratified by national governments and while this is expected to be passed it stretches out the uncertainty factor further
Financial Spread Trading For Beginners
In this article, I want to show what factors to take into account when making a spread trading strategy in the financial markets. Such a strategy should be custom-designed for each person! After all, would you wear clothes made for another person? So it is with trading strategies.
European Markets Go Red After Greek Bailout Announcement
ORIGINAL POST : Early in the morning in Europe, leaders in Brussels announced a debt restructuring deal, aimed at bringing the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio down to 120% or so by the year 2020. Well, it must have been priced in, because markets don’t really care. US futures — though they’re pointing up — are where they were yesterday, and European markets are flat
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