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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: shades who wrote (67810)8/9/2006 5:12:53 PM
From: Eddy Blinker  Read Replies (2) of 110194
 
< Some banks are deeply involved.> Ring ring.ding....

ding J.P. Morgan Chase, as of March 31, had bought or sold protection on the equivalent of $1.3 trillion of bonds, including both synthetic CDO's and individual credit-default swaps. Bank of America Corp. had bought or sold about $850 billion worth and Citigroup Inc. more than $700 billion, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Deutsche Bank AG, whose activity the comptroller doesn't track, is another big player. >

Shades,

Now this type of babble is most exiting to me - a change from observing travel logs of Media cruising ships in troubled waters. Deutsche Bank, where the boss is raking in 11 Million Euros a year and his bank to be certain involved in all kinds of kinky money changing operations on the axis nyc-tokio-frankfurt, happens to be the center of my new project " Grafty-Lotto-Figures ". For personal finance sakes. The bank is full of e-Wavers sitting in front of machines babbling each other Up and Down. All day long. ( Always a good sign for extra ordinary profits. )

My recent posting dbk.htm got a lot of attention on my site. I thought about your various advices but to be frank. None suits my agenda. The reason is simple. Those babble exercises require humans. I rather stay in my apartment alone. Without any of that sort of daily irritation.

My " Ahoi DBK " would involve my algorithm reporting about the daily trading in that banks shares. I figured out that without much trouble a person could make a comfortable yearly E.O.D living from " Ahoi DBK ".

Would that not be a change from the usual run to the bank pledging your own financial volatility for peanuts?

Kind Regards
Quasimodo for
Eddy Blinker
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