Monthly Archives: November 2010

11/16/2010 The convenience of profit taking that quantitative easings have provided to the big bond fund players

What is(are) the true reason(s) behind Fed’s compulsive oppressive urge to do quantitative easings now? a) The Fed wanted to lower interest rates further with no specific objectives hoping magically it will not trigger inflation and back fire on our … Continue reading

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11/06/2010 Equity Sharing vs. Cash Flow Sharing and FARJHO vs. SwapRent

This blog entry first appeared in InvestorsAlly.com blog on November 5th, 2010. There seems to be still a lot of confusion on FARJHO and SwapRent among people who are new to the “equity sharing”, “fractional interest”, “partial ownership”, “shared equity”, … Continue reading

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11/04/2010 What do Fed’s quantitative easings and Jerome Kerviel’s big bets have in common? Their last words: My bosses knew it all along and they didn’t stop me.

Now that the QE2 plan has been announced, it may be time to have a quick update regarding how SwapRent could make QE2 redundant and be used as a prudent new innovative public policy management tool to help reduce the … Continue reading

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11/04/2010 What do Fed's quantitative easings and Jerome Kerviel's big bets have in common? Their last words: My bosses knew it all along and they didn't stop me.

Now that the QE2 plan has been announced, it may be time to have a quick update regarding how SwapRent could make QE2 redundant and be used as a prudent new innovative public policy management tool to help reduce the … Continue reading

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11/02/2010 From elephant seal’s colonies to emperor penguin’s rookeries – a few thoughts on the FARJHO matching process

This blog entry first appeared at InvestorsAlly.com blog site on November 1st, 2010. During InvestorsAlly’s pre-launch period we have received tremendous inquiries. However, as sort of expected, most of the applications have been from Aspiring Home Owners (AHO) rather than … Continue reading

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11/02/2010 From elephant seal's colonies to emperor penguin's rookeries – a few thoughts on the FARJHO matching process

This blog entry first appeared at InvestorsAlly.com blog site on November 1st, 2010. During InvestorsAlly’s pre-launch period we have received tremendous inquiries. However, as sort of expected, most of the applications have been from Aspiring Home Owners (AHO) rather than … Continue reading

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