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Posted August 17, 2007
Quants and LBO down, who first and who later.
Analysis of: Did 'Quants' Miss the Boat On LBO Boom? | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Quant funds same with LBO which both needs high leverage credit to support. Targeted companies tend to window dressing their accounts to attract high price take over. LBO not involve real money but instead of obtain credit from banking system will dry out the liquidity of the system.
Posted August 10, 2007
World biggest company, in China?
Analysis of: ICBC Has Record Gain in Shanghai, Closes on Microsoft | www.bloomberg.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., the fourth biggest company. without international funds, Chinese savings equal to $1,692  per person dump into share market. China government cut tax and increase trading charges to slow down the market. the demand for loans push the industrial and...
Posted August 9, 2007
The rise of agricultural banks in China, how real is that?
Analysis of: Agricultural Bank of China 1st-Half Profit Rises 65% | www.bloomberg.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Agricultural Bank of China, rise tremendously in operating profit and and operating income  in 1st half of 2007. Agricultural Bank of China increase loan to reduce bad loan ratio  for seek a bailout by the government. China's government push banks to slow the credit in...
Posted August 9, 2007
Develop long-short trade views on companies in the mortgage sector analyzing interest rate shocks to their recently reported financial statements
Analysis of: TheStreet.com TV Recap: Sorting Through the Subprime Slaughter | www.thestreet.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
We quantify mortgage portfolio value changes due to interest rate changes over the last quarter. Dissect the balance sheets of institutions engaged in this business and their last-reported financial statements using these simple tools, and you can easily arrive at some profitable trade ideas in the...
Posted August 8, 2007
German provide engineering and Russian provide innovation
Analysis of: German Economy Attracts Russian Money | www.businessweek.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
German provide world class engineering. Russian otherwise are innovative and entrepreneurship. German set up Russian-German Trade Guild in Hamburg.
Posted August 3, 2007
carmakers in Europe and US not ready for globalisation
Analysis of: Fiat makes offer for TK Aluminum | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Fiat, General Motors, Ford and Chrysler push supplier to cut cost but not helping them. TK Aluminum had been owned by Fiat, and sold to Questor in 2002 for $628 million. Toyota, Honda and NIssan Motor made profit.
Posted August 1, 2007
Merger to Survive
Analysis of: Chinese carmakers moot merger | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Shanghai Auto and Nanjing Auto make a smart move to sign MOU. The two companies using the same technology and produce same model of car. Beijing effort to promote consolidation to restrain competition.
Paul Miller Posted July 24, 2007
Discounted cash flows – misunderstood, miscalculated, and misapplied
Analysis of: Improving Certainty in Valuations Using the Discounted Cash Flow Method | www.cpschumannco.com
Author: Paul Miller, Professor UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
Perhaps it’s the educational system that is at fault, but discounted (DCF) has to be among the most misunderstood analytical tool ever created.  Regrettably, this paper fails to acknowledge the flaws, and the flaws of the other authors’ papers that it describes.  Especially lacking is any...
Posted July 16, 2007
XBRL-good to data end user but bad to data producer.
Analysis of: XBRL – Breaking Into the Equity Analysis Bastion | www.wallstreetandtech.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
XBRL will help information can be transmit quicker between exchange and recipient. And help make decision quicker from the financial ratios impact to data preparer like India and other low cost centres international standard barriers is the main problem US should take the lead to abandon GAAP and adopt...
Posted July 13, 2007
Private Equity Firms Create More Market Risk
Analysis of: Private-Equity Firms May Lose | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Recapitalization of a company is always tricky.  And when a PE firm is doing it to maximize their return be careful.  The number of PE firms that have been created over the past couple years has significantly increased.  The impact on the financial markets is that more money is chasing...
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