Category Archives: general conditions

Lunch with the FT May 15, 2014 7:28 pm Lunch with the FT: Tim Geithner By Martin Wolf Over Indian food in New York, the former US Treasury secretary talks to Martin Wolf about future risks, crisis management, mistakes and misperceptions I arrive at the Bukhara Grill in Midtown Manhattan promptly at 11.30 on aContinue reading

The third phase will be interesting. The US general public never really went back into the stock market after 2008. It will be interesting to see how this curve adjusts.

Going. Going. Gone.

We ran past this sign on a long run today. I’m not sure that it’s true. Was a nice thought at mile 6 though. Stockholm. Let me go home.

I’ve been revisiting the Nash Equilibrium model that I built a few years back relative to the EU ECB.The Nash EQ isn’t always reached, as it often times succumbs to a lesser outcome that isn’t always captured in classical economics which are predicated on ‘rational’ responses.

What is Goldman Sachs up to? The bank has been behaving strangely this week. When Michael Lewis unveiled his book Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt, in which he alleged the equity market is “rigged” by high-frequency traders, the bank discreetly lent him support. Then it emerged that Goldman is leaving the New York StockContinue reading “Flash Trading. 3 Apr 2014.”