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Deal Breaker’s John Carney interviewed Kynikos Associates’ Jim Chanos about Steve Roman’s Midas Oracle blog post.
And I have just discovered it five minutes ago, by total chance. #1. Kynikos Associates’ Jim Chanos did not respond to my e-mail at the time. #2. Nobody from Deal Breaker tipped me about this follow-up story. #3. The Deal … Continue reading
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Who said institutional investors are shying away from internet gambling stocks??
Via Lord Niall O’Connor: – Deutsche Bank AG declared position in Sportingbet – Meditor Cap Management declared position in Sportingbet – BlackRock Group declared position in Sportingbet – BWIN does not rule out capital increase to finance possible Sportingbet