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Preventing Financial Armageddon depends on saving AIG
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I can lend them a fiver till Friday ;need it back pronto like - otherwise I''ll send the boys round. -
we're saved
well sort of
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7620127.stm
"The US Federal Reserve has announced an $85bn (£48bn) rescue package for AIG, the country's biggest insurance company, to save it from bankruptcy."The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Wall St. investment banks implode.
Government forced to nationalise World's biggest insurer.
Market reaction (DJIA) - goes up over 1%.
Is there any logic in the financial markets? I don't think so.Bored.Comment
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If they hadn't saved AIG the markets would have dropped 5%.Originally posted by ace00 View PostWall St. investment banks implode.
Government forced to nationalise World's biggest insurer.
Market reaction (DJIA) - goes up over 1%.
Is there any logic in the financial markets? I don't think so.Comment
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The same logic as a casino.Originally posted by ace00 View PostIs there any logic in the financial markets?
One of the main measures of option risk is vega. I am never sure if that is as in Las Vegas or vaguer?
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Yes because the market is always factoing the future potential of the market as well as the current situation.Originally posted by ace00 View PostWall St. investment banks implode.
Government forced to nationalise World's biggest insurer.
Market reaction (DJIA) - goes up over 1%.
Is there any logic in the financial markets? I don't think so.Comment
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