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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: ggersh who wrote (2185)	3/25/2019 1:06:45 PM
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The four major trading banks have all been highlighting their huge decline in trading volumes. . Pammy Martins completely missed this until she read the recent OCC report. How is this even possible? Perhaps she lives on the Moon? Decline of big bank bond-trading - axios.com - January 18, 1019 J.P. Morgan's fixed income trading desk had the worst quarter since 2008. Citi's bond-trading revenue hit a 7-year low. Goldman Sachs' bond trading business slumped 18%. Morgan Stanley fared the worst: its fixed income business plunged 30% from a year earlier. JP Morgan says first-quarter trading revenue to drop significantly - cnbc.com Deutsche Bank Vows to Reverse Revenue Slump - bloomberg.com Deutsche Bank’s Prized Hedge Fund Unit in Downward Spiral - bloomberg.com - The slump was a major contributor to Deutsche Bank’s loss of about $750 million in its equity trading division last year Citi is expecting trading to fall in the 'high single-digits' in the first quarter - businessinsider.com Goldman Sachs further shrinks commodities trading - kitco.com

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