Author: benbam

10.07.2016

Japan – Decline & Fall Of The Biggest Bond Market In The World

Bank of Japan has reached the practical limit of its government buying programme in terms of its current purchase programme of Â¥80tn relative to estimated annual JGB net new issuance of Â¥34tn. In this respect, the Japanese central bank has from a potentially monetisation standpoint always defended the integrity of its JGB purchase programme by stressing that it only buys JGBs in the secondary market, […]

08.07.2016

Quant Currency Fund Wins on Pound Plunge by Looking Past Brexit

no matter which kind of analysis you automate with quant trading, it’s safe to say the old school funds no longer cut it. Machines are outpacing humans day after day, week after week and month after month. After all, how many humans can analyse 50 factors and use quantitative models to exploit economic fundamentals dispersion across multiple countries? fundamental analysis is simple to implement. However, it’s […]

07.07.2016

How to Reset Your Forgotten Password in Windows 10

Thankfully, the process of recovering your password in Windows 10 is much the same as it has been in Windows 8 and above, albeit with a few slight tweaks. Here’s how you can recover both your Microsoft Live 10 login, as well as the credentials for any other users registered with the local machine.

05.07.2016

RBA keeps rates unchanged; further information needed to refine assessment

The RBA Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.75 per cent, as widely expected by market participants. The RBA noted: “Taking account of the available information, the Board judged that holding monetary policy steady would be prudent at this meeting. Over the period ahead, further information should allow the Board to refine its assessment of the outlook for growth and inflation and […]

03.07.2016

China and Other Claimants in the South China Sea: (Politics-Good to know)

The issues of the South China Sea are too trivial to be allowed to spark armed conflict or trans-Pacific confrontation.  They are solvable, if those enmeshed in them are willing to make the effort to imagine and pursue solutions to them.  The parties need urgently to get on with this.  And they deserve American encouragement to do so. Diplomacy on the Rocks: China and Other […]