Regulators Throw Funds a Hot Potato


November 5th, 2011 - Posted by Barron's
... which often use futures contracts to track commodity markets, will have their use of those derivative contracts limited. The new CFTC rule is perhaps the most contentious outgrowth of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, ...
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  1. Craig Says:
    November 7th, 2011 at 5:41 pm

    MF Global had quite a few of the smartest men in the financial industry managing their assets. They also had access to the ultimate insider info, because their CEO, Jon Corzine, was a Federal Reserve Bankster insider. So, how could so many of the nation’s brightest make such boneheaded decisions?

    Once again I want to emphasize that for every loser in the financial derivatives market, there is an equal and opposite winner, making tons of cash.

    Since 70% of the 1500 trillion dollar derivatives market is bets against interest rates going up or down, one would think that the former Chairman of Goldman Sachs would have some kind of clue on what the banksters were doing with interest rates. Some would argue that the loss of $40 billion dollars was a huge mistake. I would argue that there are no mistakes when it comes to the Satanic Psychopaths! http://www.moneyteachers.org/Democrats+Derivatives.htm


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