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The Beginning of the End?

We’ve commented from time to time on loose credit conditions (see our “Rising Tide of Liquidity“, plus Part 2 and Part 3 on the same topic) and indifference to risk (“Where Has the (Perception of) Risk Gone?“). The tide may be turning. Today, the New York Times had a lengthy, well researched article, “Tremors at […]

Where Has the (Perception of) Risk Gone?

We have pointed out various signs of complacency in financial markets regarding risk: declining credit spreads (January 16), a lack of concern about systemically high use of leverage (previous post plus January 18), and technical indications that suggest we are near a stock market peak (January 22). Yet there is an almost irrationally high level […]

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The Beginning of the End?

Where Has the (Perception of) Risk Gone?

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