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Friday, 22 November 2013
Marc Faber : The Debt Bubble is only getting bigger
Jim Rogers: The One Lie That Will Bring Down America
But in reality, he says, "we're living in a fool's paradise."
Source: http://moneymorning.com/ob-article/jim-rogers-major-crash-ahead-2.php
Thursday, 21 November 2013
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Soros-Backed OneWest Said to Plan $1 Billion Dividend Before IPO
The payout, which regulators still have to approve, would return most of the money a group invested in OneWest as it acquired IndyMac from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in 2009, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the plans are private. The dividend could also improve the Pasadena, California-based return on equity by trimming excess capital, the people said.
OneWest Chief Executive Officer Steve Mnuchin raised $1.55 billion to acquire IndyMac after the FDIC seized the subprime-mortgage lender in July 2008. OneWest returned at least $500 million to the investor group in a dividend paid in the fourth quarter, according to a letter that Paulson sent in January to investors in his firm, Paulson & Co. Dell Inc. founder Michael Dell and private-equity fund manager J. Christopher Flowers also own stakes in OneWest.
Source :http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-18/soros-backed-onewest-said-to-plan-1-billion-dividend-before-ipo.html
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Monday, 18 November 2013
MARC FABER : US Household Wealth Leans Over an Uneven Recovery
It is no wonder that, according to a Gallup Poll conducted in early October, a record-low 14% of Americans thought that the country was headed in the right direction, down from 30% in September. That's the biggest single-month drop in the poll since the shutdown of 1990. Some 78% think the country is on the wrong track.
Some readers will, of course, ask what this expose about the political future has to do with investments. It has nothing to do with what the stock market will do tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or in the next three months. But it has a lot to do with the future of the US (and other Western democracies where socio-political conditions are hardly any better).
I have written about the consequences of a dysfunctional political system elsewhere. In May 2011 I explained how expansionary monetary policies had favoured what Joseph Stiglitz called 'the elite' at the expense of ordinary people by increasing the wealth and income of the 'one percent' far more than that of the majority of the American people.
Jim Rogers : 21st century belongs to China
Rogers, the billionaire co-founder of the privately owned hedge fund Quantum, made the comments on Nov. 16 at an economic forum in Nanjing, the capital of east China's Jiangsu province, according to a report from the state-owned China News Service.
During his speech, Rogers said he has strong confidence in China's future development based on his personal experiences over the years. The 71-year-old said he has toured the world twice, the first time in 1990 when he visited more than 50 countries in nearly two years, and again in 1999 when he visited 116 countries over three years. He said he was certain that the 21st century would belong to Asia — and in particular, China — the first time he visited Nanjing in 1984, when China was undergoing reforms and opening up.
Source: http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?id=20131118000021&cid=1202
Sunday, 17 November 2013
George Soros' Top 10 New Stock Buys
In the third quarter, Soros' fund purchased 91 new stocks and at quarter end held a total of 232 stocks which have an aggregate fair value of $9.14 billion. The amount of turnover from the previous quarter was 24%.
The recent performance of Soros' stock selections:
Read more at :http://www.nasdaq.com/article/george-soros-top-10-new-stock-buys-cm301724#ixzz2ko6QVsxz
Marc Faber : Capitalism is at the End
Read More at http://www.finanzen100.de/finanznachrichten/wirtschaft/der-kapitalismus-ist-am-ende_H1607313210_64498/
Saturday, 16 November 2013
Soros-Backed Waypoint Wins $550 Million Helicopter Debt
Waypoint has transactions lined up to bring its fleet under management to 21 helicopters exceeding $300 million in value by the end of this year, Chief Executive Officer Ed Washecka said. The models, acquired largely through sale-leaseback agreements, include aircraft from Eurocopter SAS, Finmeccanica SpA (FNC)’s AgustaWestland unit and United Technologies Corp. (UTX)’s Sikorsky.
Waypoint raised $375 million in equity this year from MSD Capital, Cartesian Capital Group and Soros to help build up its Limerick, Ireland-based helicopter leasing arm and tap demand for models used in the oil and gas industry. The debt facility includes a five-year, $335 million revolving credit line that can be expanded to $550 million, the company said in a statement.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-13/soros-backed-waypoint-wins-550-million-helicopter-debt.html
Soros Takes a Stake in Microsoft
The hedge fund, founded by billionaire investor George Soros, held firm its stake in nutrition company Herbalife Ltd.HLF +1.86%, but lowered its stakes in J.C. Penney Co.JCP +0.23% and Google Inc.GOOG +0.27% The fund raised its stake in Chevron Corp.CVX +0.39% and purchased a new stake of 1.6 million shares in FedEx Corp.FDX +0.85%
Mr. Soros’s apparent push into Microsoft comes on the heels of CEO Steve Ballmer announcing his sudden retirement in late August from the firm where he had worked for more than three decades. Mr. Ballmer and company founder Bill Gates had built Microsoft into a technology giant, but the company has found its overall influence weakened by rivals such as AppleAAPL +1.45% and Google. As of Sept. 30, Mr. Soros owned 12.6 million shares of Microsoft.
Jim Rogers : Nobody ever Wins a Trade War or a Currency War
competing with the foreigners any more.“We’ve got to stop this, this is going to be bad.”
So we’re all losing in currency wars. How long can it go on? Well, it can go on as long as politicians can continue to print money. The problem is, of course, eventually the markets will just say, “We’re not going to play this game anymore” and we’ll have a serious collapse. You and I can print money all day long, but at some point, you, I and everybody else is going to say, “Wait a minute, guys, this money is getting worse and worse and more and more worthless, so why don’t we stop playing this game?” I wish the politicians were smart enough at some point to say, “We’ve got to stop this, this is going to be bad.”
But unfortunately they never have, and probably never will. Mr. Bernanke is certainly not going to stop it, because he doesn’t want to go down in history as causing the collapse. Mrs. Yellen, when she comes in, she’s not going to stop it, first of all she doesn’t believe in stopping it, she thinks printing money is good. And she knows – I hope she’s smart enough to know – that if she stops, oh my gosh, it’s going to collapse. So she’s not going to stop. Nobody wants to go down as causing the collapse of the world. So I’m afraid this is going to go on until the market eventually says to them, “Okay, enough is enough,” we have a big collapse and then they’re all thrown out and we can start over.
“Eventually they will try to cut [QE], it will finally cause the collapse, at that point we will have a big change, because they will throw them out, whether it’s the politicians or the central bankers or whoever.”
Friday, 15 November 2013
Jim Rogers :Vulnerable Countries Indonesia, Turkey & India
Source : http://silveristhenew.com/2013/11/14/vulnerable-countries-indonesia-turkey-india/
Thursday, 14 November 2013
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