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Subprime Insight seeks to inject common sense into market analysis. At Subprime Insight, we specialize in investing in industry wide trends inherently changing the way money flows through publicly traded companies. We aim to gain an edge against the semi efficient market by performing extensive analysis in the securities we are invested in. We believe that active management with a contrarian mindset can out perform in the long run the performance of the S&P 500 Index.
Company history
Founded in 2008 by Cristian A. Monterroza while studying at Bucknell University.
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At first glance some see serenity, others, the informed, cruelty. The division of the English commons was the beginning of modern Capitalism. At that time, the families that had survived off the land for hundreds of years were stripped of their land, forced to immigrate to urban slums, by law, and work for subsistence, by law, in the name of efficiency and profit. It was a crime that needed to be committed only once, a crime long forgotten, but we live with its consequences everyday.
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March 6th, 2008 at 3:08 pm
here’s a email response i received from tj marta on jan. 18
You should be in US Treasuries and FDIC-insured Bank CD’s. We could be about to witness a horrendous financial crisis. I’m hoping I’m wrong, but it doesn’t look good. We’ll know a whole lot more in 3mos.
From: amberg1951@aim.com [mailto:amberg1951@aim.com]
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 1:15 PM
To: Marta, TJ
Subject: where to invest?
so at this time is it better to be in stocks or bonds?
if you don’t know who tj is google him
March 18th, 2008 at 1:06 pm
I don’t think so John, you should probably be in foreign currencies like the Yen. That is the safest bet.