Today, we’ll concentrate on what happened last week when the markets were shelled by broad-based institutional selling. Our sample data showed anonymous electronic order flow accounted for 42% of all trading Nov 5-9 and an astonishing 69% of volume on Nov 8. What happened, why does it matter, and what’s to be learned, IROs? Looking [...]
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Investor Relations, Optional Chaos And Institutional Selling
December 14th, 2009 
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Tags: Asset Base, Broker Dealers, Brokerage Relationships, Currency Futures, Day In November, Desperate Effort, Execution Costs, Execution Platforms, Financial Performance, Fundamental Factors, Market Structure, Minimal Impact, Orderliness, Prime Brokerage, Puts And Calls, Quad Witching, Selling Today, Swift Changes, Treasury Futures, What Happened Last Week 
No Comments »The Data Investors Require for Prudent Real Estate Investment Decisions
October 20th, 2009 Admin vestment decision as to whether or not to purchase a rental property always requires the real estate investor to measure the rental property’s financial performance with some serious number crunching inside a good cash flow and rate of return analysis.But even prudent calculations without first collecting some raw data related to the market (to shape [...]
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