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The AIG TARP Warrants ‘Secret’

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March 28, 2013
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I’ve had this article written for about a week but didn’t publish it because I am far from certain on legalese of the warrants prospectus. I have written my best understanding of it and could be wrong. I would love to hear other investors’ opinions on the warrant adjustments. The reason I am publishing this article now is I just read Francis Chou’s 2012 letter which specifically discusses ‘the secret’. By the way, there are a number of other companies...
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Union Bank Rolls Out “Banking By Design”

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November 26, 2012
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Recently, Union Bank, introduced a new way for customers to bank via a checking account called Banking By DesignSM . They can now design a personal checking account to meet their individual needs through numerous options–some come at a cost and some don’t, according to a company press release. Banking by Design is live at this time. Additionally, rolling out in January 2013, customers will be able to complete their account all online. At this...
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Considering a PrePaid Credit Card

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September 19, 2012
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With consumers still deleveraging from the financial crisis, many have shunned credit cards in favor of debit cards. Many consumers took out too much debt and were forced to pay sky high interest rates on their outstanding credit card balances. Additionally, many banks are still hesitant to issue credit. Banks have been reluctant to issue loans or any other type of money to consumers. Banks, which were hit hard by the financial crisis, have...
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David Einhorn’s Big Venture Capital Family Members

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August 27, 2012
TEST6David Einhorn, Apple

When the hedge fund manager David Einhorn was just another investment analyst in the mid-1990s, his family gave him $500,000 to get his fund, Greenlight Capital, off the ground. Now that he is a billionaire after a career of doing battle with large corporations, he has returned the favor. A world away from Wall Street and the tech money culture of Silicon Valley, the Einhorn family started a venture capital firm here, which raised...
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Understanding the Basic Concept of Forex Trading

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August 22, 2012
TEST6money

The Foreign Exchange simply known as Forex is the world’s biggest financial market with highest liquidity, however many individual investors are not familiar with its concept. Forex trading is highly dominated by bank dealers and transnational companies. Individual investors became more interested on how Forex works with the introduction and increasing popularity of internet trading. What is Forex and how does it work?  As mentioned above it is the abbreviation of Foreign Exchange. It...
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How Hedge Funds Can Use Options to Reduce Risk

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August 9, 2012
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Investing in any sort of capacity can entail quite a bit of monetary risk. Hedge funds are no different, even if they are designed to alleviate the risk from high profile investors’ other investments. Just because a hedge fund is supposed to make money when other markets might be losing money does not mean that they will always perform at a high capacity for profits. Hedge funds lose money, too, at times. There are...
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Business Communication 101

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July 11, 2012
TEST6Document Management

In business and trading, one has to go through hundred of documents and communications. In order to become a successful trader, entrepreneur or freelancer, the primary requirement is to have a routine and a discipline. When all your documents and spreadsheets are scattered, it becomes extremely hard to streamline your work and to get maximum output from it. Most of the failures in business occur due to lack of management and poor discipline. The...
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The 10 Best Ways to Immediately Save Money

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July 2, 2012
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  Many websites will give you tips on how to save money for the future. Some of these solutions range from ridiculous ones like “pick up spare money off the ground and keep it in a change jar,” to more long-term solutions like having a part of your paycheck directly deposited into an investment account. Thankfully, there are several things you can do to help put extra money in your pocket right now, and...
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Why People Will Pay for Privacy

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June 20, 2012
TEST6Google's new privacy policy

Michael Fertik, Reputation.com founder and CEO speaking to Tech Crunch today, said that the increasing use of social media will eventually compel people to pay for privacy of their online activities. According to Fertik, privacy is the next big thing in the online economy, notes Andrew Keen of Tech Crunch. He says that, Reputation.com  is the antidote to Reid Hoffman’s Web 3.0 economy of pervasive, personal data. Fertik believes that Web 3.0 provides Reputation.com...
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Understanding Government Contracts

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June 20, 2012
TEST6Government building Tokyo

  Working with the government is one of the desirable for some  people. Government jobs have proved to be the best in terms of compensation. Additionally, the government has been viewed as the most reliable supplier, with almost a null risk rate. However, in regards to landing a government contract, it is never easy due to much competition. Furthermore, government contracts are a little bit complicated as compared to regular corporate contracts. The pricing...
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Hedge Funds Over Wall Street

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May 28, 2012
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  Hedge funds are attracting a lot of investments. This change has been driven by the fact that banks have been forced to eliminate risk-taking. These changes have not affected personal finance or the best credit cards offers. This is, however, a financial trend that bears watching. A hedge fund is comprised of numerous stocks, bonds and investments. That way if one piece fails, it doesn’t bring down the whole hedge fund. In recent years, trades have become...
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