November 19, 2007

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Badulaque of the board of directors

Looks like things are calming down a bit on this side of the pond and eventually return to the dynamics of the market in which big companies buy small paying a premium rather interesting to an Indian who has a whole to 100 in the Canaries.

That is the economic news of the day: Crédit Agricole Bhavnani to purchase the 14.99% of Bankinter to 13.6 euros per share and since the other day talking about today is Warren Buffet to dedicate a few lines Bhanvnani Ram (it's all over 100 is true) which does little good wrote a book entitled The Secrets to earn money in the bag and between their advice I stay with:

I prefer companies of high market capitalization and high frequency of recruitment, with good fundamental data and good profitability.

And see exactly like Buffet, investing in companies large and in good health, no potatoes or bubbles. So we are talking about bubbles, today we are not going to talk about where we all have in mind, nor of Chinese tea that we discussed recently, now turn to talk about the bubble of art, and it is curious because of all funds hedeg kind, attentive to this:

Art Trading Fund, a hedge fund founded by artists, art historians and financial managers, who belongs to Artistic Investment Advisers, and that by investing in it eliminates much of the bar imposed by intermediaries or ignorance of the market. Another of them is Fidelity Art, which unlike the first that is unique and whose minimum contribution will be 150,000 euros, does not require an outlay so important and is open to any investor.

Although eye, that the market is troubled:

In any case, the stability of financial markets reeling and all sectors, to a greater or lesser extent are being affected. And While the art is presented as a good alternative to those capitals that are coming out of the bag, it is an investment in the medium and long term, for its peculiarities, entails some risk.

Ya see, the crisis of mortgages seems that touches each and every one of the economic activities.

And to finish plays again today to talk about housing, but this time the marketing of real estate which copied to the car industry to sell. Article a bit insipid but that has some pearls and thoughts like this: