Hints and tips:
...Sterne wrote in an investor letter seen by the Financial Times that he had been wrong about the “severity of the macro risks”....
...“Some funds should have dropped the term ‘hedge’ a long time ago,” said Andrew Beer, managing member at US investment firm Dynamic Beta....
...Pershing Square’s Bill Ackman, Caxton Associates’ Andrew Law and Saba Capital’s Boaz Weinstein are among the biggest winners from this year’s market swings....
...OVR:20c includes a wealth of important works such as six double-sided watercolour drawings by the outsider artist Henry Darger (ranging from $200,000 to $700,000) at Andrew Edlin Gallery of New York....
...An equity hedge fund set up by former Third Point analyst Jamie Sterne has emerged as one of the best-performing this year....
...Mandatory mask wearing will add to the burden of Britain’s nation of shopkeepers, Andrew Hill writes....
...Yes, but ramshackle the way Lewis Carroll or Laurence Sterne or W.G. Sebald is. The ramshackleness of genius....
...University of Warwick Prof Martin Bobak Professor of epidemiology, University College London Dr Beniamino Cislaghi Assistant Professor, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Prof Jonathan Sterne...
...Here’s our (probably) final installment: Gabriel Sterne and Adam Slater at Oxford Economics favour buying the “Brex-dip”*: Recent FX moves imply a possible 9% further drop in sterling post-Brexit, but...
...Andrew Kenningham of Capital Economics points out that devaluation works best when credit is tight and unemployment is high, which happens to correspond exactly with the circumstances in Greece today....
...Mr Sterne says debt-to-GDP is rising towards 87 per cent by 2018....
...Andrew Liveris, the chief executive of Dow, has so far focused his efforts on either selling or spinning off its chlorine production businesses....
...“To His Coy Mistress” by Andrew Marvell [1621-1678]. Who are your literary influences?...
...Gabriel Sterne, an economist who left the BoE for the private sector after 20 years, says, “Those that made it to head of division were not from a breed of challengers.”...
...“The usual criticism,” says Andrew Balls, global strategist at Pimco, the asset manager, “is that the ECB did the right things but six months late. On this occasion they were the first to move.”...
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