Financial Cryptocurrency investors locked out of $190m after exchange founder dies

Cryptocurrency investors locked out of $190m after exchange founder dies
FSB: Shadow banking now accounts for almost half the world's financial assets
Anyone know what S/U would mean?
[Crosspost] Need help reading early 20th century stock market list
The bull market still has some room to run
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HSBC cuts dozens of investment banking jobs
What M&A tie up or acquisition was an abject failure from the outset? This can be anecdotal.

Cryptocurrency investors locked out of $190m after exchange founder dies

Posted: 05 Feb 2019 12:03 AM PST

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FSB: Shadow banking now accounts for almost half the world's financial assets

Posted: 05 Feb 2019 06:36 AM PST

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Anyone know what S/U would mean?

Posted: 05 Feb 2019 09:39 AM PST

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[Crosspost] Need help reading early 20th century stock market list

Posted: 05 Feb 2019 09:05 AM PST

Hi all,

I have a bit of a problem understanding the stock market price listings for the London stock market. I am mainly concerned with Argentinian government bonds. So far, I have always used the Investor's Monthly Manual for bond prices. That was fine as long as I only needed monthly data. However, I now need daily data. So I turned to the London Times for bond prices. However, there the bond prices are listed in a somewhat different format. In order to check whether I understand these prices I tried to check the Times prices against the Investor's Monthly Manual (IMM) prices. However, I cannot really make sense of it. For example, if I look up the last day price of the Argentinian 1886-1887 loan for November 1911 in the IMM, I get 104.5. See here:

https://imgur.com/a/6cdMKWs

If I look up the same bond in the "Business Done" section of the Times I get the following prices: 29 Nov 1911: 104 7/8 3/8 and 1 December: 104 7/8 1/2 [the 30 Nov issue does not have any bond price listings]. Here are the pages from the Times:

https://imgur.com/a/vt17mWx

https://imgur.com/a/J2LZbL4

I would be grateful for any advice as to how to read the bond prices with the double fractions in the Times and for any explanation why there is a difference between the IMM and Times.

Thank you!

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The bull market still has some room to run

Posted: 05 Feb 2019 08:21 AM PST