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Strategies & Market Trends : Currents of Currency
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To: Ahda who wrote (272)6/17/2014 9:01:12 PM
From: Ahda  Read Replies (1) of 594
 
According to Wiki sovereign funds are funds that are created because of an excess of the budget. However ir you think of the years 2007 2008 the FED bailed out and they did receive stocks to cover the transactions. Sovereign funds work just like stock funds they buy and sell so it is very difficult to know exactly what is held at any given time. You had currency creation to solve the problems in many nations and not excess budget

I do hope I am wrong but that could mean on a IPO one of the oil rich nations grabs a huge chunk and sells as it feels necessary and it seems IPO price is not nearly as high as the stock can go in a week.

You have currency creating currency is my belief so that means in many cases currency is not the result of increased price of asset or entity but paper swap.

When you do not tie asset earth to value of course the sky is the limit.

Am I right AG?
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