by — 10 years ago

Argentina against Vulture Funds

Argentina Argentina what a beautiful country but what a terrible debt history it became to be. More seriously as many know Argentina has a long tradition of defaulting government bonds since its declared independence of 1810 with the very first... Read more →
by — 10 years ago

“Crossing the chasm” by Geoffrey A. Moore

“Crossing the chasm” is an interesting read for people that wish to understand why some high-tech startups succeed entering the mainstream market while others miserably fail. This book provides insight on what the author considers critical... Read more →
by — 10 years ago

C/ Was the Financial Crisis avoidable ?

Was the Financial Crisis of 2008 avoidable ? As the AIG Trial has officially been launched with the Ex US Treasury Timmy Geithner summoned earlier 2 weeks ago my attention is was once again headed toward this Financial Crisis 2008. Ignorance... Read more →
by — 11 years ago

NR/ « News Review » of Cellular biology

“kinesin, as example of an cytoskeletal protein” NR/ « News Review » of different discoveries which occurred from June 2014 to September 2014 with an extra borderline weird discovery from the archives. As of the latest we learn... Read more →
by — 11 years ago

BR/ “naked economics” by Charles Wheelan

From what I was exposed, learning Economics from University isn’t unfortunately the best way to understand it. Sure I was presented with the classical theories of demand and supply, the effects of policy and showed to all sorts of graphs but... Read more →
by — 11 years ago

Genetics and epigenetics an update

The magazine « Pour la Science » published a whole issue on areas involved in molecular biology. Named “L’hérédité sans gènes“ published last year. Many subjects were treated and a lot was written on current research on the fields... Read more →
by — 11 years ago

S/ What is MiFid II ?

MiFid II is a major set of reforms set agreed on last January* on which the expectance is to revolutionize the European market place as we know it. Based upon MiFiD I which was set in 2004, MiFiD II should be incorporated within 2015-16 and... Read more →
by — 11 years ago

The little book that beats the market

This book written by Joel Greenblatt claims to be able to beat the market. In other words that it can provide annual returns higher than most financial products available today. These are ambitious claims from an adjunct professor of Columbia... Read more →
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