Weekend Reads
This week was tumultuous, to say the least. Greece teetered further toward the edge while stocks took a nosedive, only to bounce back for a less dramatic weekly loss. In the world of managed futures, the MFA conference gave us quite a lot to think about, and included great conversation with both new and old […]
Weekend Reads
Germany is backing off of Greece, which means we may see a slow down to the burgeoning Eurozone debt crisis. The problem is, even if a deal gets pushed through, odds are Greece will never actually be able to pay off their debt. The Dow Jones has broken its losing streak, but the Nasdaq continues […]
Asset Class Scoreboard Through May 2011
It’s time to update our asset class scorecard through the end of May. As we expected, the May 5th commodity price correction threw managed futures for a loop, pushing them to the bottom of our asset class scorecard for year to date. Should current trends continue through the month, look to see stock numbers plunge […]
Buyer Beware: Attain Bank, an Attain Capital Copycat, is trying to swindle investors
They say the sincerest form of flattery is imitation, but we aren’t feeling all that flattered. A Chinese website posing as “Attain Bank” has copied our site design, logos and web materials in an effort to lure Chinese investors. At first glance, it looks like the Attain Capital website- but don’t be fooled. If they […]
Weekend Reads
It’s been an interesting week. Markets can’t make up their mind on which direction they want to go. Commentators can’t make up their mind on whether or not we’re in for another round of quantitative easing. Representative Anthony Weiner can’t make up his mind on whether or not he should resign for the image he […]
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