Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank”

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[quote=jonnycsd]Short sellers don’t create problems, they just expose mispricing and help it correct more quickly. Shorts contribute to market efficiency. If they don’t then they quickly loose thier capital and are out of business.

As for the bad bank idea, here is a pretty simple explanation. The idea has been around for a very long time.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/09_06/b4118000045375.htm

Good luck.[/quote]

I agree to a point, but read Michael Lewis’s The End.

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While I’m a huge Soros fan, I try to keep it in perspective. I read and archive his interviews and statements on market picks then I evaluate his performance.

It appears that the legendary Soros has lost some of his edge for accurate market picks, as reflected in his hedge fund performance. He keeps making mistakes. He hits only a few home runs.

Maybe he is distracted by all his philanthropic activities, I don’t know.

I draw your attention to the bottom of this article, where Soros gives an unusually candid retrospective on his hedge fund performance.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/09b68a14-eda7-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html

[stockstradr]

While I’m a huge Soros fan, I try to keep it in perspective. I read and archive his interviews and statements on market picks then I evaluate his performance.

It appears that the legendary Soros has lost some of his edge for accurate market picks, as reflected in his hedge fund performance. He keeps making mistakes. He hits only a few home runs.

Maybe he is distracted by all his philanthropic activities, I don’t know.

I draw your attention to the bottom of this article, where Soros gives an unusually candid retrospective on his hedge fund performance.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/09b68a14-eda7-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html

[stockstradr]

While I’m a huge Soros fan, I try to keep it in perspective. I read and archive his interviews and statements on market picks then I evaluate his performance.

It appears that the legendary Soros has lost some of his edge for accurate market picks, as reflected in his hedge fund performance. He keeps making mistakes. He hits only a few home runs.

Maybe he is distracted by all his philanthropic activities, I don’t know.

I draw your attention to the bottom of this article, where Soros gives an unusually candid retrospective on his hedge fund performance.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/09b68a14-eda7-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html

[stockstradr]

While I’m a huge Soros fan, I try to keep it in perspective. I read and archive his interviews and statements on market picks then I evaluate his performance.

It appears that the legendary Soros has lost some of his edge for accurate market picks, as reflected in his hedge fund performance. He keeps making mistakes. He hits only a few home runs.

Maybe he is distracted by all his philanthropic activities, I don’t know.

I draw your attention to the bottom of this article, where Soros gives an unusually candid retrospective on his hedge fund performance.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/09b68a14-eda7-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html

[stockstradr]

While I’m a huge Soros fan, I try to keep it in perspective. I read and archive his interviews and statements on market picks then I evaluate his performance.

It appears that the legendary Soros has lost some of his edge for accurate market picks, as reflected in his hedge fund performance. He keeps making mistakes. He hits only a few home runs.

Maybe he is distracted by all his philanthropic activities, I don’t know.

I draw your attention to the bottom of this article, where Soros gives an unusually candid retrospective on his hedge fund performance.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/09b68a14-eda7-11dd-bd60-0000779fd2ac.html

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