Jon D Markman quoting a derivatives guru - "It's just started ..."

[Spartacus]

http://www.thestreet.com/_email/news.../10380613.html

Mostly review for us iTulipers, what's new is the type of person it's coming from.

It would be great if Satyajit Das does a Kosh [1] impersonation and we could get him to say

"and so it begins ..." for an iTulip interview

Like an ex-mobster turning state's witness, Das has turned his back on his old pals in the derivatives biz to warn anyone who will listen -- mostly banks and hedge funds that pay him consulting fees -- that the jig is up

Found off a link on Dollarcollapse.com


[1] if you remember this, you're a geek

[Guest]

Re: Jon D Markman quoting a derivatives guru - "It's just started ..."

Spartacus -

This was already posted (at 9.38 PM on 21st) here:

http://www.itulip.com/forums/showthr...16447#poststop

[Spartacus]

Re: Jon D Markman quoting a derivatives guru - "It's just started ..."

next time I'll search more carefully (I only searched titles/subjects, not message bodies, for markman and satyajit

Spartacus -

This was already posted (at 9.38 PM on 21st) here:

http://www.itulip.com/forums/showthr...16447#poststop

[FRED]

Re: Jon D Markman quoting a derivatives guru - "It's just started ..."

next time I'll search more carefully (I only searched titles/subjects, not message bodies, for markman and satyajit

We'll add Satyajit Das to the interviewees list. We will always first and foremost save our affection for William Margrabe, the original derivatives industry renegade.

We earned an honorable spot in his Devil's Dictionary:

7/28/00 sheeple

"n: a mass of investors comprised of individuals each of whom makes investment decisions based on the observed actions of the other members of the herd : sheep-like as a : one unable to make rational investment decisions based on
personal observations that lead to actions that contradict the actions of the herd b : uncritical of information inputs from those who seek to profit from them, such as financial services companies c : in for a big surprise"
Source: Eric Janszen, www.iTulip.com.

Where art thou, William? Seriously, does anyone know what happened to Bill?