Bronte Capital
The sometimes eccentric views of John Hempton
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Muddling through – why the American banking system will not turn Japanese – Part II
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Welcome again to TPM readers . My first post on TPM got more comments than the average post on my own blog. And because the goals of the ...
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Why American banks will not wind up looking like Japanese banks - Part 1
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I have to welcome a few readers from Talking Points Memo . They are reproducing my posts at least to the extent that they go to explaining ...
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How might the BofA stress test work
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THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF THINGS WRONG WITH THIS POST. BEST IGNORED. LEFT FOR POSTERITY... There is a j oint press release from the Tim Geit...
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
All lies and jest
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Please note - I am aware this note provides a selective interpretation of a New York Times article - and being selective is likely to be wro...
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The real economy sucks
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But banks don’t. The Pragmatic Capitalist has up his results from his study of insider buying versus selling. Insiders are selling at a ra...
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
In an odd coincidence
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Francesco Rusciano is out on bail – released to the custody of his parents who have put up their house to stop him fleeing. This is a guy ...
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Monday, May 4, 2009
Stress test results: Who is leaking?
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The FT has yet another story about the stress test results – this one being that Bank of America and Citigroup have to raise $10 billion ea...
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Paradigm Global, the Bidens and allegedly fraudulent hedge funds – a summary
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This is a summary of the situation to put all the posts in one place. You can read this as an alternative to the other posts – though I wil...
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Another shameless plug for the Cooler Mr Hempton
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My cousin Nick's jazz band is going from stregth to strength. Here is the latest review of the Nick Hempton band: http://www.allaboutj...
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Friday, May 1, 2009
What was it like to be a Stanford salesman?
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I can’t resist. Some things really are funny in their sad sort of way. Justin Hare was a marketer who sold hedge funds for Onyx Capital. ...
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