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By: thomas adair

thomas adair — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:30:13 +0000

Real traders are taught that the Holy Grail to Investing doesn’t exist. Real people were taught that all the planet’s move about the earth, don’t go to far out into the ocean(you’ll fall off the earth), on and on……….

When one looks outside the box(inventor), goes against the group(thinks for self), said they found(developed) something that is supposed to be impossible(airplanes), they were once killed. Now these people are called bad names and delegated to be unheard, and ignored group.

I developed multiple arbitrages that enable me to trade(not invest) in the finacial markets, without risk(The Holy Grail to Investing), or arbitrage that anyone can do. Over 30% a year.

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Returns, Garbage, Expenditures, Consumption — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 07:25:04 +0000

[...] returns. Savov uses T-Bills, short term government issued securities, as a proxy for a ‘risk-free‘ security. Obviously nothing is 100% risk free. In the world of finance, debt issued from [...]

By: thomas adair

thomas adair — Sun, 10 May 2009 18:22:51 +0000

Developed multiple arbitrages for the financial markets. Arbitrages that produce just a few percent a year, to arbitrages that produce over 30 percent a year.

In 2001 i started developing, as of now, a dozen arbitrages. I lock in an X percentage, and Y time later, i close out the arbitrage. Over 30%/yr.

Risk-Free Investing is not only possible, but in abundance. Just that people are told and taught that it is impossible. No risk has been in front of all, but not seen.

The market is unlimited.

Thomas Adair
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By: blessedinnyc

blessedinnyc — Mon, 04 May 2009 23:26:43 +0000

This is a great post. A lot of financial professionals I know are worried about default risk but aren’t thinking about the trillions of dollars entering the economy.

Scary question: Given that a lot of banks are still leveraged 15:1 and lend long-term but borrow short-term, what will happen when inflation forces the fed to raise rates? What’s the duration of a typical bank’s assets? Five years? What kind of rate increase would it take for a bank’s assets to lose 6.7% of their value?