Tyler Durden represents the idea that a return to truly efficient markets is a possibility and a necessity. After having experienced the inner workings of capitalism at various asset managers and advisors, Tyler believes that the current model is flawed and a deleveraging at every level of modern society is needed to reinspire the fundamental entrepreneurial spirit.
Recent Blog Posts by Tyler Durden
- Cashin on Fisher’s Fiscal Fortitude
- Marc Faber Sees A 1987-Like Crash Approaching
- China Gives Up On Europe, Will Target Africa Instead
- Economic Alert: If You’re Not Worried Yet…You Should Be
- Europe’s Scariest Chart Just Got Scarier-er
- Rosenberg Takes on the Student Loan Bubble, and the 1937-38 Collape; Summarizes the Big Picture
- Initial Jobless Claims Soar Past Expectations, Hit 380K, Highest Since January
- LTRO Failure Full Frontal as Spain 10 Year Approaches 6% Again
- Europe’s ‘Success Story’ Double Dips: Irish Economy Re-Contracts, As Predicted
- Only 54% of Young Adults in America Have a Job
- Ron Paul to Ben Bernanke: ‘People Lose Trust in the Government Because You Lie to Them About Inflation’
- So Greece ‘Defaults’ and Europe Moves On…
- ‘Lehman 2.0′ Imminent Warns John Taylor
- Handelsblatt Warns Insufficient PSI Participation Will Lead to Greek Default
- Greek Police Threaten IMF Arrests Due to “Austerity Demands”
- Greece Responds to Troika Deal with Immediate Two Day Strike, Threatens with “Social Uprising”
- David Rosenberg Explains What (If Anything) the Bulls Are Seeing
- The Complete and Annotated Guide to the European Bank Run (or the Final Phase of Goldman’s World Domination Plan)
- Greek Bonds Collapse as ECB’s Nowotny Announces Bank Will Compromise, Agree to ‘Temporary’ Greek Default
- U.S. Mint Reports Unprecedented Buying Spree of Physical Silver
- 22 Luminaries (and Dick Bove) Sign Open Letter to Fed Demanding End of QE2
- Goldman: The Fed Needs to Print $4 Trillion in New Money
- Merkel Attempt to Talk Down Euro Rejected by MGA Rumor that Fed Will Announce Aggressive Bond Buying any Minute
- MERS Enters Self-Preservation Mode, Issues Press Release To “Clarify” Its Role In Foreclosure Fraud
- Mortgage Originators Everywhere Seeing Red As Freddie 30 Year Mortgage Hits Fresh All Time Low Of 4.54%
- John Taylor: “Dead Man Walking…The Euro Is Finished”
- Greek 6M-1Y Curve Inverted, Spread Difference Between 3M And 6M Almost 300 Basis Points
- Intraday Observations
- Moody’s: Credit Card Charge Off Rate Highest In 20 Years
- Snapshot of the GS Conviction List
- Loans Versus Bonds Relative Value: Week of June 4
- Indiana Pension Funds Submit Stay Request to U.S. Supreme Court
- Appeals Court to Hear Chrysler Objection, Delay Bankruptcy Emergence
- Jim Palotta, George Noble Closing Shop
- Goldman Says to Expect another $200 Billion in Equity Issuance
- Bloomberg’s Vendetta With Geithner/TALF Continues
- Visteon Files for Bankruptcy
- Deep Thoughts from Bob Janjuah
- Charting Too Big to Fail
- BankUnited Closed, FDIC Named Receiver, Sold to Ross, Carlyle, and Blackstone
- More Observations on the Supplemental Liquidity Provider Program
- Frontrunning: May 4
- The Cost of a “Non-Trivial” Flu Epidemic
- Do Quant Factors Persist Anymore?
- Collateral Use Increases By 86% to $4 Trillion
- GM Is In “Defacto Default”
- The One Trillion Commercial Real Estate Time Bomb
- Jumping The Shark In HY On Record Low Recoveries
- The Deteriorating Housing Backdrop, And Why The Wells Rally Won’t Last
- The Evaporating Collateral Of The United States
- IMF’s World Economic Outlook: Not Good
- Daily Credit Market Summary: April 16 – Arbs And Anxiety
- Merrill Let Loose On The Quant Scent
- What The GM Bankruptcy Would Look Like
- Intraday Commentary: Rolling Buy-Ins
- The Imminent Disinformation Schism
- The Incredibly Shrinking Market Liquidity, Or The Upcoming Black Swan Of Black Swans
- Mutual Funds Report $11.9 Billion In Inflows For Week Of April 8: Throwing Fuel Into The Rally
- The Week That Keeps On Being Not What You Think (Deja Vu Part 2)
- Bail Out For Dummies – Part 1
