Best Arbitrage (risk free/sure profit) opportunities market?
Jun 09, 2008 by Robi da koryo | Posted in Investing
There are bond, routine, forex, commodity, estates, etc types of markets, plz seehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_m arkets
Where is the best arbitrage opportunities taking into consideration the following most important factors :
nAH. Not the easiest scheme because many people smarter than us have priced in the possibility of the buyout happening. If they feel that the buyout will happen, then by the time you get in, there won't be too much profits to be made.
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Dom | Jun 09, 2008
First of all there is no such things as risk untied, even in arbitrage, just look at what happened to LTCM and their "risk free" arbitrage trading (it exactly blew up the entire bond market).
Most easy arbitrage opportunities are
Boris | Jun 09, 2008
How is it possible that bankrupt California is issuing BONDS?
May 19, 2009 by _______ | Posted in Government
The shipping of the Budget in February 2009 allowed the STO to re-enter the bond market and start issuing bonds. However, the Account, while slightly improved still remained in a irresolute cash position and was unable to provide all the necessary funding
There is an old saying "A nobble and his money are soon parted" apparently California is hoping that this saying is still true!
Toadhead | May 19, 2009
Easygoing. A bond is an I.O.U. A bankrupt colleague of mine used to hand out lots of those.
Mo Fayed | May 19, 2009
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NAH. Not the easiest game because many people smarter than us have priced in the admissibility opportunity of the buyout occurrence. If they manipulate that the buyout will upon, then by the mores you get in, there won’t be too much profits to be made.
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