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KaChing’s Problem (now WealthFront)

What is it? You purchase access to ‘top fund managers’ for $10,000. “So far Wealthfront has vetted and approved 25 fund managers– less than one-tenth of those who have applied. In the last year, those managers have outperformed the S&P … Continue reading

19. October 2010 by Shlok Vaidya
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Why Bob Rubin Sucks

Felix Salmon makes the case. -Shlok Sign up for my newsletter.

02. May 2010 by Shlok Vaidya
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Baby GS Analysts Start Their Spin

Part of the larger offensive on the part of Goldman Sachs (We aren’t evil! We swear!). Here’s Ezra Klein whoring himself out to an unnamed Harvard grad (composite character?) who worked at Goldman. He asks some hard hitting questions like: … Continue reading

23. April 2010 by Shlok Vaidya
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Wall Street Hijacks Court, Crushes Transparency

Despite propping up each of these failing, morally corrupt institutions, with billions of his own cash, heaven forbid Average Joe try and see what’s going on behind the firewall. Ruling in favor of Bank of America Corp’s Merrill Lynch unit, … Continue reading

19. March 2010 by Shlok Vaidya
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It’s the Simple Datapoints

Courtesy of my Google Reader, the juxtaposition of these two articles is darkly humorous: -Shlok Sign up for my newsletter.

23. February 2010 by Shlok Vaidya
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