For some odd reason, I've never wanted to kick Henry Blodget in the throat. I'm not sure why: there are plenty of Wall Street miscreants whom I could with less thought than I give to picking out my socks, and Henry is, famously, a Wall Street miscreant. But I've really just never felt the urge.
Short-side hedge funds pumped the economy so they could profit from its collapse
02 February 2010 by Patrick Byrne
Today's late-morning mailbag brought quick response from Mr. Henry Blodget.
02 February 2010 by Patrick Byrne
“It isn't what we don't know that gives us trouble, it's what we know that ain't so.” – Will Rogers
02 February 2010 by Patrick Byrne
For some odd reason, I've never wanted to kick Henry Blodget in the throat. I'm not sure why: there are plenty of Wall Street miscreants whom I could with less thought than I give to picking out my socks, and Henry is, famously, a Wall Street miscreant. But I've really just never felt the urge.
20 January 2010 by Mark Mitchell
Short-side hedge funds pumped the economy so they could profit from its collapse
14 January 2010 by Patrick Byrne
To bring new readers up to speed: DeepCapture long ago exposed hedge fund towel boy Roddy Boyd through such literary gems as Mark Mitchell’s “Michael Milken, 60,000 Deaths, and the Story of Dendreon” (N.B. Chapter XII), and my own essay, “Roddy Boyd Sucks It Like He’s Paying the Rent (Fortune Magazine)“, an exegesis of the [...]
06 January 2010 by Mark Mitchell
How a network of miscreant hedge funds keep unflattering stories out of the media
30 December 2009 by Judd Bagley
Former business journalist Gary Weiss, who seeks to cover-up the threat and impact of market manipulation via illegal naked short selling, has made Wikipedia a major point of focus.
26 December 2009 by Judd Bagley
This brings us to another interesting phenomenon: the startlingly high mortality rate of SAC-sponsored spin-off hedge funds.
23 December 2009 by Judd Bagley
Hedge funds Third Point and Kynikos will find it quite impossible to delete all their correspondence with SAC, as DeepCapture.com possesses several of them which, it just so happens, implicate all three funds in a form of insider trading.
12 December 2009 by Patrick Byrne
The ability of the financial bloggers and journalists to miss the point never ceases to astound me. So, two issues. First, for what it is worth: David Rocker’s partner Marc Cohodes and I are not on speaking terms, and I’ll doubt we’ll make each other Christmas cards, but given that he has figured in a recent [...]
