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Are you ready for water inflation?

We haven’t learned any lessons from the ethanol debacle. Read More

Exit Europe’s failing financials

Europe’s problems are well-documented, although there is some sentiment that disaster can be averted. However, the dangers are real enough that any exposure to small- and mid-sized European banks should be reconsidered. Read More

IPO Report: Facebook launches biggest tech IPO on record

Social network giant pulls trigger on long-awaited IPO, pricing its shares at $38 in a $16 billion deal — the largest debut ever for a technology firm. Read More

Paulson talks up AngloGold, CVR, Caesars at Sohn

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — John Paulson, the well-known hedge fund investor, late Wednesday recommended owning the shares of Caesars Entertainment Corp. , AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. ADS and CVR Energy . Speaking at the Sohn Investment Conference, Paulson said AngloGold’s earnings [...]

SLJ Marco’s Jen: 60% odds Greece to exit in 2 mos.

–Jen says call is driven by political stalemate in Greece –Greece exit would be major blow to global markets in short term –Euro to dip toward $1.20, but downside limited by Fed outlook –Sees stronger euro in longer run on [...]

J.P. Morgan loss to rise at least 50%: report

SYDNEY (MarketWatch) — Trading losses at J.P. Morgan & Chase Co. have surpassed the bank’s initial $2 billion estimate by at least $1 billion, according to report on the New York Times website Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. [...]

Third Point faces high stakes with Yahoo

Former Web powerhouse is the largest holding for the hedge fund, but questions remain about how it can turn Yahoo around now that it has de facto control of the board. Read More

Bill Mann’s Canada: CP Rail proxy fight: Very nasty, not very Canadian

The monthslong Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. proxy fight, which culminates Thursday at the railroad’s annual meeting in Calgary, is being called a corporate culture shift in Canada. It’s also been quite nasty, which isn’t very Canadian. Read More

Sell in May and the London whale

The problem with market timing is that like most successful trading strategies, it works, until it doesn’t. And when it stops working, the losses can be dramatic. Read More

Sears posts net; eyes part spinoff of Sears Canada

Sears Holdings Corp. (SHLD) swung to a profit in its fiscal first quarter on a boost from shedding some real estate, part of slimming-down the retailer signaled Thursday it intends to continue as it revealed plans to trim its stake [...]