What a wild week in the markets. Exchange volumes boggled the mind on Wednesday January 24th – and they weren’t driven by fundamental investors executing buys and sells. So let’s talk briefly about global statistical arbitrage and what it means from (or to) the comfort of your IR chair. Have you ever wondered why on [...]
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Investor Relations and Global Statistical Arbitrage
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No Comments »Big Global Investors Seem to be a Bit More Confident
October 20th, 2009 Admin Amid gloom and then rebounding on financial markets, the worries about banks and the optimism about the new Obama Administration in the US, the first of this year’s surveys of big global investor sentiment by Merrill Lynch, has shown some relative optimism.The December survey saw a hint of this change when it reported that investor [...]
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