Money Can’t Buy You Happiness, but….
Our weekly newsletter is up, and this time around, we’re delving into the world of the wealthy, and the categories that come with it. It turns out that the lifestyles of the rich and the famous extend far beyond access to Bugatti Roadsters , yachts to pull up alongside happiness, and expensive caviar. Wealth, in and […]
Last Week’s Wrap Up
Despite the downward spiral you may be seeing on stock tickers tonight, last week actually wasn’t bad for the stock market, with the Nasdaq leading the pack at 2.26% and the S&P 500 bringing up the rear with gains of just .52%. Treasuries continued to do well, with 30 year bonds jumping 1.71% and ten […]
CME Introducing Chinese Yuan Futures
The CME made the Wall Street Journal today (although they are likely in there more than they are not), as they reported on the pending introduction of a Chinese Yuan contract to their offerings. As the article explains, the burgeoning foreign exchange trade makes this move a no-brainer of sorts, and could open the door […]
Ice Heats Up Crude Oil Exchange Competition
Last week, we took a look at the somewhat unique situation of WTI Crude Futures being in Contango while their near identical twin, Brent Crude Futures were in backwardation; and now a recent article from the Wall Street Journal (you can see the full text here) highlighted an interesting consequence of these pricing anomalies – […]
Rydex and Wisdom Tree Managed Futures Products- June 2011
With June’s estimates in, it’s time to take a look at how managed futures stacked up against Rydex’s Managed Futures Fund and Wisdom Tree’s Managed Futures ETF. We’ve made our grievances with them clear several times over (see here and here), but prefer to let the data speak for itself. *[YTD Data starts as of 1/06/2011, first day […]
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