Counterparties
This is just a sample of the curation available today on Counterparties.com. Please give it a look, if you haven’t already.
The mystery of US banks’ huge second lien mortgage problem — FT Alphaville
Facing a recovery with little investment, innovation, or business growth — NYT
Paulson’s gold fund is down 16.4% in September alone — WSJ
Short-selling is at its highest rate in five years, despite the very low equity valuations — Bloomberg
Some at pension funds admit that their return assumptions might be a bit unrealistic — WSJ
The debt ceiling standoff might have had the highest policy uncertainty in the last 25 years — Modeled Behavior
Here’s Nobel economics laureate Chris Sims’s web page — Princeton
Tyler Cowen on the other Nobel laureate, NYU’s Tom Sargent — Marginal Revolution
How Tom Sargent was lured to NYU nine years ago — NYT Magazine
Groupon’s being “transparent about our lack of transparency” — Groupon Blog
Apple has sold more than one million iPhones 4S in one day — AllThingsD
“I’m the only working class person you’ll see on Sunday news… maybe ever” — NY Observer
And an Italian Cabinet member thinks market volatility could be the result of stock traders’ cocaine use — Businessweek



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Hi Felix – please consider having a mobile site for Counterparties.com. very difficult to read on iPhone as it is now.
Actually, traders are using less cocaine.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/cocai ne_blow_to_economy_AF74xJT7M1dHXvc1haaJI O
Regarding the Groupon link, the only kind of person that would care about somebody else trying to guess their weight is a person with a weight problem.
I guess Paulson doesn’t design “portfolios designed to fail” like he used to….