As far as the founder of Hayman Capital Kyle Bass is concerned, the monetary and political union of Europe has not got long left.
Read More …Kyle Bass – Letter to Investors
The founder of Hayman Capital Kyle Bass is of the opinion that central banks enable the fiscal profligacy, removing the widely-known policemen from the highway of the bond market. The balances and checks of what he calls “normal” interest rates will be eliminated altogether, if the central banks purchase everything of bond issuance which is used for financing the fiscal deficits. This phenomenon does absolutely nothing to make the body politic take its foot of the accelerator. His biggest fear is that this tendency of printing and spending money will go on and it will push inflation to manifest itself.
Read More …Kyle Bass’ recent changes as for Q3
Not so long ago Kyle Bass has said that now is probably the hardest time to invest, also adding that he is of the opinion that Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi do want the United States to go over the fiscal cliff because of political reasons.
Read More …Kyle Bass on France and Japan
Kyle Bass Hayman Capital’s founder Kyle Bass has recently spoken at the AC2012 The Entanglement KB being the key speaker of the event. He emphasized on central banks’ bloated balance sheets. Moreover, he talked about Japan and Europe but he did not mention anything about his investments in non agency debt.
Read More …Kyle Bass says it’s all going to end through war
Kyle Bass is notorious for his provocative statements and one of his most provocative ones is his speech which he gave at AmeriCatalyst in 2011. He then presented his opinion on the short yen which now gained some credibility as the yen continues to plummet but yet this is just a single thing in a series of predictions for the future, according to Bass.
Read More …Steve Romick profits on rising JGB rates
FPA’s Steve Romick comments on his recent investments. FPA is joining the Kyle Bass trade on Japan widow-marker. He says that the bet on Japan interest rates will be not a successful one, adding that unlike Greece, Japan can control its interest rates.
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