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At first glance, we admit this petition to the White House to secure resources and funding, and begin construction of a Death Star by 2016 has got “no brainer” written all over it…
Continue reading: Death Star II nowhere, sadlyOn October 26, the Second Circuit chucked out Argentina’s appeal against having to pay bond holdouts, having had “little difficulty concluding” that the defaulted debt’s dusty, old — but contractually standard — pari passu clause demanded rateable payment.
Continue reading: All of this has happened before and will happen again, sovereign pari passu editionMuddy Waters’ Carson Block has made some big claims about the companies he and his colleagues have targeted and shorted, the latest of which is Olam. But the extent to which the market has been willing to follow his trades has been falling. More importantly, the willingness of sovereigns to support their listed companies has been rising. The combination of the two suggests shorting Block-style is getting less profitable.
Continue reading: It’s a tough short lifeLex team seeks new writer in New York. Click here for more information.
Olam / Muddy Waters – answers please
Shortseller’s report on the Singapore commodities trader released