…misperceived due to complexity or change, or experiencing market overreactions or other structural inefficiencies, and in which the General Partner believes there is a high probability of value creation or value realization over a reasonable period of time. Over time…
…driven up America's prison population to be the largest in the world. In the realm of psychology a complex is an overreaction to some perceived threat. Eisenhower no doubt had that meaning in mind when, during his farewell address…
…and an increasing number of commentators began to posit that perhaps the initial negative reaction in the media was an overreaction to what will ultimately amount to the continuation of the IRS' current approach to applying the same REIT rules…
…concerned EFTA00987299 about how US-Iranian rapprochement would affect its interest. But there would not have been any of the current overreactions. The Saudi panic is more likely rooted in its fears about the broader geopolitical trends in the region…
…16, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Jeffrey M Matusow < > wrote: Jeffrey, I think the selloff on the Goldman news is an over-reaction. Your Eurodollars position has moved 3-4bps and you have a profit of $340k. I…
…16, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Jeffrey M Matusow < > wrote: Jeffrey, I think the selloff on the Goldman news is an over-reaction. Your Eurodollars position has moved 3-4bps and you have a profit of $340k. I…
…Saudi Fears and Mysteries Leslie H. Gelb Article 2. The Washington Post Saudia Arabia gets tough on foreign policy Nawaf Obaid Article 3. Foreign Policy Can Obama deliver on Israel and Iran -- or is he overreaching? Aaron David Miller Article…
…inflation EFTA00693016 • Portfolio allocation, with a focus on remaining balanced and not overreaching for risk It is not permissible to forward this Information to anyone else. The informa…
…slower than others. The housing price collapse is still fresh in many Americans' minds, and many fear overreaching on home prices even in today's growing economy. Secondly, access to credit is arguably easier in the U.S. than in…
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