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Pros: I bought this when the 700 series was still pretty new in the market. At the time, this card was already cheaper than the competition.
This card has performed really well since day one. It crashes once in a blue moon, not any more than all the other systems I've owned.
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I spotted an interesting article in Time Magazine this week that reminded me of an emerging Nasdaq listed company which has been getting a great deal of attention lately. The article spotlights a new study that suggests that eating a diet high in omega-3 fatty acids - from fish or krill oil, for example, may help stave off Alzheimer's disease.
If you happen to pull out a krill oil product from the shelf during a visit to your neighborhood health food store, chances are that you will stumble upon the NKO label on it.
The omnipresent NKO (Neptune Krill Oil) label is a strong statement in terms of krill oil quality, something which makes the brand's owner and the leading manufacturer of krill oils - Neptune Technologies & Bioresources (NASDAQ:NEPT) - extremely proud.
In fact, NEPT's Vice President for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Wael Massrieh, in a recent interview, could not stop singing praises about the company, underscoring the fact that it is striking the right notes - both in terms of its business and the science underlying that business.
Krill oil was initially used as an animal feed and for aquaculture. However, NEPT ventured into the virgin territory of harnessing krill oil for enhancing human health. In case you have missed the buzz surrounding the health benefits of krill oils - by dodging a slew of infomercials on the telly - it's time you were initiated. Krill oil is considered to be the best source of omega-3 fatty acids, which enhance cardiovascular health by reducing triglycerides, reducing LDL (bad cholesterol) and increasing HDL (good cholesterol).
Additionally, studies conducted by NEPT indicate that krill oil can enhance concentration levels, focus and planning skills in patients suffering from developmental disorders such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Krill oil can also work wonders on osteoarthritic patients - helping to alleviate pain, stiffness and impairment of joints. Well, the promise doesn't end there. A study indicated that krill oil decreased physical and emotional upheaval experienced by PMSing women. To provide the icing on the cake, compared to other krill oils, NEPT's NKO absolutely nails the issue against its competition since it also provides a class of phospholipids called PhosphatidylCholine, which is important for neuro-transmission between synapses and the brain.
Looking for signs that Omega 3s may help against brain decline, researchers took blood samples from the participants to test for levels of beta amyloid, a protein found in the amyloid plaques in the brain that are a telltale sign of Alzheimer's disease. They found that the more omega-3s a person consumed, the lower their blood levels of beta amyloid.
A cursory glance at how NEPT built its market-leading position in krill oils and its future business plans provides interesting insights. Nurturing a fairly distant dream of shining under the arc lights as a company successfully marketing pharmaceutical grade krill oil, NEPT started off humbly by building its krill-oil derived dietary supplements business brick-by-brick. Currently, the cash generated by the dietary supplements business continues to feed the company's rising pharmaceutical aspirations. The market dominance and success of NEPT's krill oils based dietary supplements business is expected to culminate in the doubling of its krill oil capacity to 300 metric tons by 2012. The planned expansion - which is 30% complete - will empower NEPT to double its revenues within a short span.
With regard to its pharmaceuticals business, unlike a typical biotechnology company which endeavors to prove the effectiveness of its nascent pipeline, NEPT is quite ahead of the curve since it currently generates positive cash flows and possesses a pipeline that has demonstrated a strong efficacy profile in pre-clinical studies. The company's 57%-owned subsidiary, Acasti is engaged in conducting research on a krill oil based pharmaceutical drug, CaPre, for treating heart ailments.
Although Acasti is currently only listed in Canada, US investors can benefit by piggybacking on NEPT's majority stake in the subsidiary. NEPT is willing to patiently hold Acasti's hand until clinical data on CaPre emerges. Once the clinical data is released - and assuming it is positive - NEPT can proceed with its plans of providing eager US investors direct access to the evolving Acasti story through a US listing. Going by the Wall Street grapevine, the clinical data appears to be very impressive indeed, which should optimize the returns to NEPT from the planned Acasti spin-off. Pre-clinical studies have firmly established the superiority of CaPre over GlaxoSmithKline's (NYSE:GSK) Lovaza in reducing triglycerides. Critically, the fact that Dr. Harlan Waksal - the co-founder and former Chief Operating Officer of ImClone Systems - was prompted to shun his rocking chair post-retirement to take charge of Acasti speaks volumes about the preliminary body of evidence supporting CaPre.
Recently, analysts on Wall Street took note that privately held Omthera Pharmaceuticals disclosed positive top-line data from its EVOLVE (EpanoVa fOr Lowering Very High triglyceridEs) clinical study for Epanova, the company's lead compound for the treatment of patients with very high triglycerides. Epanova is a ultra-pure mixture of free fatty acids EPA and DHA and Amarin's (NASDAQ:AMRN) AMR101 is a omega-3 fatty acid, comprising ~96% ultra-pure EPA. Both drugs lower lipids and both target the large hypertriglyceridemia market. Krill oil based CaPre not only seems to decrease triglycerides, but also appears to reduce LDL and to increase HDL (good cholesterol). Meanwhile, although Omthera officials reported positive outcomes today on lowering triglycerides, they did not disclose any data particularly related to LDL and that met with some skepticism from observers watching this space.
Just as NEPT has tapped the mega bucks potential of Acasti, it now intends to unlock value from another potential golden egg in its basket - its wholly-owned subsidiary, NeuroBioPharm, which is engaged in developing treatments for ailments that impact the brain. NEPT intends to offload 10% stake in NeuroBioPharm in a couple of months by mimicking the strategy it implemented to unlock value from Acasti.
Mr. Massrieh indicated that NEPT's immense value proposition can be gauged from the fact that the company's pharmaceutical grade krill oil products encompass three distinct, yet significant markets: the statins market worth an eye-popping US$35 billion, the 'good cholesterol' drug market currently served by Abbott Laboratories' US$2 billion blockbuster - Niaspan and the 'fish oil' drugs market - characterized by GlaxoSmithKline's Lovaza and Amarin's challenger, AMR-101. That's a broad canvass, to say the least.
The company seems to be making all the right noises. It's time investors listen. And reciprocate. The risks here are very small when one considers that a bet on NEPT includes a bet on two other companies as well: Acasti (already public in Canada) and NeuroBioPharm (which NEPT shareholders will get a share dividend in according to Massrieh). In addition, NEPT earnings will be announced soon and they should blow away analyst estimates based on increased production and the new partnership/distribution opportunities which have been announced and are now starting to be monetized. In my view, given all the upside here NEPT is a no-brainer, particularly at these prices and especially given what I saw happen to AMRN in the last year.
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Great Shape and color. Great "On" light. Love the design.
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Snakes. Why'd it have to be snakes? — Indiana Jones
On the beaches of Hawaii in the summer of 1977, George Lucas and "director for hire" Steven Spielberg decided to make an adventure movie that hearkened back to the old, cheaply made adventure serials of the 1930s. George Lucas had a story idea for an adventurous archaeologist named Indiana Jones, and Raiders of the Lost Ark was born.
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The tremendous success of the Indiana Jones films is due in no small measure to Harrison Ford's underplayed performance as Indiana Jones. Ford doesn't force anything; he lets the action come to him. In the way the old time stars like Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, and Humphrey Bogart often seemed like they were playing parts that were simply an extension of themselves, Ford seems comfortable in Indy's skin, as though he was always meant to wear Indiana Jones' leather jacket and handle his bullwhip. With history in the rear view mirror, it's hard to hard to believe Tom Selleck was originally offered the role. Thankfully, he was tied up with a little show called Magnum P.I.
The tagline of the movie poster said it all: "The Return of the Great Adventure." Raiders of the Lost Ark had action, romance, and comedy wrapped up in a tidy package. In a story by George Lucas and Philip Kaufman with a screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan, Indiana Jones is a mysterious, driven, fly by the seat of your pants kind of guy. Indiana Jones is approached by the United States government about retrieving one of the greatest treasures in history, the Ark of the Covenant. The government is afraid that the Nazis, who are feverishly searching for it themselves, will find the treasure before the United States can recover it.
Jones sets out on a mission to borrow an amulet, important in the discovery of the Ark from his ex-lover Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen). As it turns out, the Nazis are looking for the amulet as well, and Indy arrives just in time. Marion and Indiana are forced to work together if they are to gave any hope of recovering the Ark.
Jones and Ravenwood make their way through frozen Tibetan wastelands, South American jungles, and Egyptian deserts in a race to find the Biblical Ark of the Covenant. Indy seems confident about everything; he avoids large boulders, and fights Nazis, and seems to escape at every turn. One thing that seems to make Indy both human and endearing is his irrational fear of snakes. Here's a guy who spends his days getting bruised and battered, but it's the snakes that drive him to distraction!
The supporting cast of Raiders of the Lost Ark is first rate. John Rhys-Davies' ever-faithful Sallah, Ronald Lacey's silky agent Toht, and Paul Freeman's villainous Belloc are all very central to making the story work. Karen Allen is simply terrific as Marion Ravemwood. She more than holds her own with Harrison Ford; I dare say see steals a scene or two. Feisty and resilient, Allen's performance is reminiscent of the tough ladies of thirties cinema, where the film is set.
With an original score by John Williams, Raiders of the Lost Ark joins a myriad of other Williams scores as one of the most recognizable in cinema history. Williams' ability to deftly capture the mood of each scene with his mesmerizing score only adds to the perfection of the viewing experience.
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TestDFSConcurrentFileOperations broken in 0.20-appendj ------------------------------------------------------ Key: HDFS-1252 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-1252 Project: Hadoop HDFS Issue Type: Test Components: test Affects Versions: 0.20-append Reporter: Todd Lipcon Assignee: Todd Lipcon Fix For: 0.20-append This test currently has several flaws: - It calls DN.updateBlock with a BlockInfo instance, which then causes java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode.BlocksMap$BlockInfo.<init>() in the logs when the DN tries to send blockReceived for the block - It assumes that getBlockLocations returns an up-to-date length block after a sync, which is false. It happens to work because it calls getBlockLocations directly on the NN, and thus gets a direct reference to the block in the blockmap, which later gets updated This patch fixes this test to use the AppendTestUtil functions to intiiate recovery, and generally pass more reliably. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Where should you be investing your money?
By Lew Nason
Insurance Pro Shop
In recent years, you haven't been able to pick up a newspaper or magazine that doesn't include an article touting the benefits of investing in mutual funds.
While the first mutual fund was invented back in the 1930s, they didn't really become popular until the great bull market of 1982 to 2000. Since then, mutual funds have been pushed by many financial advisors as "the only way to invest." Almost everyone has owned mutual funds at some point, if only through their company 401(k) or personal IRA. Many people still own mutual funds in spite of the recent stock market declines and current scandals surrounding the investment industry.
In the past 50 years, mutual funds have gone from an $18 billion "also-ran" in the financial services industry to a $12 trillion titan. Mutual funds now enjoy an unchallenged position of leadership, with 90 million U.S. investors. It's no wonder mutual funds became so popular in the'80s and '90s, when the media and investment houses were reporting huge unprecedented returns in the U.S. stock market.
Most of the growth of mutual funds is attributed to introduction of the 401(k) and other qualified plans during the past two decades. Today, 10 percent of household financial assets are invested in 401(k) and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), up from 6 percent in 1990, and mutual funds manage 47 percent of those assets. Households also have invested in mutual funds outside of qualified plans. Mutual funds manage $4.4 trillion in assets that households hold in those taxable accounts.
In the '80s the S&P 500 Index (the benchmark everyone compares to) went from 107.94 to 353.40. That's an average annual return of 12.59 percent over those 10 years.
In the '90s, we enjoyed one of the best times in the history for the U.S. stock market. The S&P 500 Index went from 353.40 to 1469.25. That's a staggering total return of 347 percent in just 10 years, or an average annual return of 15.31 percent.
Now, compare that to the lackluster years of the '60s and '70s:
In the '60s the S&P 500 Index went from 59.89 to 92.06. That's an average annual return of 4.39 percent over those 10 years.
In the '70s the S&P 500 Index went from 92.06 to 107.94. That's an average annual return of only 1.60 percent per year over that decade.
If you had actually received annual returns comparable to those of the S&P 500 Index during those 40 years (1960 though 2000) you would have averaged 8.33 percent per year.
However, when you consider that most mutual funds won't even come close to matching the S&P 500 Index over 30 or 40 years, and then you subtract the annual fees, it gives you an entirely different view of the validity and benefits of investing in mutual funds.
|Average mutual fund expenses
|Sales charge
|12b-1 fees
|Expense ratio
|Transaction costs*
*The average turnover of all mutual funds is 110 percent. The average transaction fee is estimated at 1.2 percent. This is an estimate only as mutual funds aren't required to reveal this number, and therefore, do not.
So, even if you were lucky enough to find a mutual fund that had a total return comparable to that of the S&P 500 Index over the past 40 years, your net return after expenses would only be 4.28 percent (8.33-4.05). Remember, you'll pay those expenses each year, whether your investment makes money or not.
To fully understand the impact of expenses, Glorianne Stromberg, a financial services expert, was quoted as saying, "Every 1 percent you pay in fees or charges will reduce your capital by about 20 percent over 25 years. That could mean the difference between being comfortably well off and struggling to make ends meet."
As an example, at 10 percent per year, a $10,000 investment compounded over 50 years would yield $1,170,000. The same investment compounded at only 8 percent would yield just $470,000. That's a whopping 60-percent difference of some $700,000.
And, we haven't even considered that from the beginning of 2000 through 2008, the S&P 500 Index has gone down from 1,469.25 to 903.25. That's a total loss of -48.53 percent, or an average annual loss of (-5.90%) over those eight years. Overall, the average mutual fund plunged 30 percent in 2008, and many didn't fare as well as the S&P 500 index, which fell 38 percent for its worst year since 1937.
If you add in the last eight years, the average return for the S&P 500 Index over the past 48 years is only 5.82 percent. Now, subtract the average expenses of 4.05 percent and your net return is only 1.77 percent. And, that's only if you were lucky enough to have found a mutual fund that performed as well as the S&P 500 Index did over those 48 years.
What's the chance of your having picked a mutual fund that performed as well as the S&P 500 Index?
Since 1960, the mutual fund industry has grown from 160 funds and $18 billion in assets under management to more than 8,000 stock mutual funds with combined assets of $12.356 trillion. During the 1990s, 55 percent of equity funds failed, almost four times the 14-percent failure rate of the 1960s.
Most people tend to pick a mutual funds based on recent performance history. When do you think a mutual fund company decides to advertise a specific fund -- just after a bad period or a great period? Of course, they advertise a fund just after it has had a great return, and typically, just as it's about to cool off. These hot funds historically do very poorly after their best period. After studying mutual fund performance figures over a 20-year period, I have found that over the subsequent three-, five- and 10-year periods, a whopping 80 percent of these "star" funds performed worse than the average similar fund.
Unfortunately, according to the folks at the Motley Fool, only 10 of the 10,000 actively managed mutual funds available today consistently managed to beat the S&P 500 Index over the past 10 years. Remember, history tells us that very few, if any, of these top-performing mutual funds will manage to beat the S&P 500 Index in the next 10 years.
The recent dismal performance of mutual funds has contributed to the anguish of most retirement investors who saw a slump in their 401(k)s that will probably prolong their working lives. And, with the losses in the retirement accounts, many retirees are being forced to go back to work. Disappointment understandably runs deep among investors who together have $9.4 trillion in U.S. mutual funds.
Warren Buffet, the world's greatest investor, said it best: "I would not invest in mutual funds, but if I did, I would choose an index fund. For most small investors who don't have time to research individual companies, cheap index funds are the best way to invest in the stock market."
First, an index mutual fund is much cheaper to run than a typical actively managed mutual fund because they track a target benchmark, rather than constantly buying and selling securities in an attempt to outperform the market. Thus, index funds generally have lower advisory fees, operating expenses and trading costs than actively managed funds. Once you eliminate those analysts' salaries, an index fund can cut its costs tremendously and those savings can be passed along to investors in the form of higher returns.
Second, index mutual funds perform better than most actively managed funds. During the 1990s, in one of the best times in history for the market, the S&P 500 Index provided an annualized return of 17.3 percent, (including reinvestment of dividends and capital gains) compared with just 13.9 percent for the average equity mutual fund. During the 1990s, the total shortfall between actively managed mutual funds and the market as measured by the S&P 500 Index was a whopping 3.4 percent per year. And, that doesn't take into account the expense ratios, fees and loads in those funds, which would bring the return down to 9.85 percent. And again, that is in one of the best times in history for the stock market!
In more recent history, only 4 percent of diversified U.S. stock mutual funds have beaten the performance of the S&P 500 Index over the past 10 years ending in 2007. Of course, investing in an index mutual fund guarantees that you'll never outperform the overall market.
So, where should you be investing your money? Where would you have fared better with your investments over the past 28 years?
Scenario #1: On Dec. 31, 1980, $100,000 is invested in a hypothetical S&P Index mutual fund (That probably would have outperformed all actively managed mutual funds), would be worth approximately $428,014 (that's after annual fees and expenses of 2.5 percent for the past 28 years).
Scenario #2: On Dec. 31, 1980, $100,000 is invested in a hypothetical index annuity and would now be worth approximately $553,263, based on an 80 percent participation rate. (They do not charge management fees and they are 100 percent tax-efficient)
Scenario #3: $100,000 invested On Dec. 31, 1980 in a typical deferred annuity would be worth approximately $583,162, based on an average of 6.5 percent interest during the past 28 years. (They do not charge management fees and they are 100 percent tax-efficient)
Who knows what the future will bring. Will the stock market continue to deteriorate? Probably. Will interest rates start to climb? Who knows? One thing for sure, most average middle-income families can't afford to lose what little money they've saved.
So, with all the risks and fees involved, do you really belong in mutual funds?
Message to financial advisors... You have a great opportunity to really help your prospects to weather this last financial storm. They need and want our help to achieve the financial security they've been dreaming about and deserve. Aren't fixed and indexed annuities a way for us to give these middle income families the safety, guarantees and growth they are looking for?
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Am I too hard on fund managers? Of late, I seem to have devoted most of my columns to berating them for some failing or other: not disclosing their total charges, imposing too many charges, using meaningless names, lacking any discernible skill, and producing inconsistent investment returns.
I had begun to worry that all this withering disdain was making me sound like a disapproving maiden aunt. I suppose they are only human, after all.
Then, just as I was trying to look more kindly on the industry, I was sent a new study of the fees and returns generated by fund managers in the UK. It came from Swiss firm Insch Capital Management and was titled, intriguingly: "The Importance Of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy For Serious People". That subtitle was the second one used by Oscar Wilde for his 1895 play – the original was "A Serious Comedy for Trivial People". But, given the seriousness of Insch's critique of fund managers folly, I think they should have gone with the earlier version.
For the study, Insch analysed 108 funds run by six major UK firms: Schroders, Henderson, Jupiter, St James's Place, Aberdeen and F&C. It found that, for the period January 2000 to May 2011:
●36.5 per cent of the funds failed to achieve average annual returns of more than 2 per cent;
●99 per cent of the funds are "in a drawdown" (a euphemism for making a loss).
I was willing to be indulgent, as the FTSE 100 index was down by 5 per cent over the same period and the average tracker fund by more.
Then I read on . . .
●60.8 per cent of the funds made more in fees for the manager than they did for investors with a one-year investment horizon;
●25.7 per cent of the funds made more in fees for the manager than they did for investors over the entire period.
How can this be acceptable? While the study made no further reference to Wilde's work, to me, the subtext was clear: "To lose one investor money, Mr Fund Manager, may be regarded as a misfortune. To lose most of them money looks like carelessness." But, realising that this recast me as the Lady Bracknell of financial journalism, I preferred to leave the disdain to Insch chief executive Christopher Cruden: "Traditional asset managers are paid a sales charge and a fee that is a percentage of the funds under management. It is why they are always urging investors to put new money into their funds. This appears not to be in the best interests of investors."
Quite. Before harrumphing into my handbag, though, I wondered if this was the whole story. Turning the page, I came across this apparently trivial line: "The report also shows that the inflows and outflows of managed assets follow performance." Rather like Wilde's matriarch on encountering Ernest's childhood governess, I thought something about this looked troublingly familiar.
A few days earlier – in response to last week's column on fund managers' inconsistent returns – I had received a note from award-winning financial planner and author Stuart Fowler. He said: "Evidence about the distribution of relative returns from active managers and the evidence about persistency tell us that the game of picking stocks is near enough all luck . . . The game of picking stocks is mirrored in a game of picking managers. Because most investors playing this game are doing so because they believe past performance is predictive of future performance, rather than random, they will naturally tend to select new holdings from the sample of managers that have performed better than average over some recent period. If, on the other hand, it really is random (or even much less predictable than they thought), there is a very high chance of disappointment."
It is then the investors who earn disapproval: "They will now tend to sell, because they will assume that they made a mistake or that the manager in question has lost his/her touch – in other words, the new performance is predicting more of the same. Because they have not changed their beliefs, they then go through the same exercise to select the replacement fund. And so it goes on, turning random underperformance of holdings into a non-random string of portfolio underperformance."
Analysis of fund flows in the US suggests that playing this "loser's game" – putting money into past performers and selling when they falter – costs investors between 5 and 6 per cent a year. That's far more than the costs of the funds, which range between 0.6 and 2 per cent.
As Fowler politely puts it: "There is some evidence that the behavioural effects are potentially as important as the costs of playing the game."
Knowing this, what disappoints me is that the industry doesn't offer funds that address this failing: low-cost tracker funds, whose shareholdings are weighted by their relative undervaluation rather than market capitalisation. That way, we would all stop buying high and selling low – and understand the vital importance of being consistent earners.


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The abrupt cancellation of a meetings between the finance ministers of France and Germany marks a new low in relations between the European Union's two most powerful members. The French cancellation of yesterday's meeting, with just a day's notice, follows swiftly on its decision to postpone a summit between President Sarkozy and Chancellor Merkel next month. It all reveals new tensions between Paris and Berlin which pose both an opportunity and a problem for Britain.
It is a significant moment. There have been decades of close co-operation between the leaders of the two nations: De Gaulle-Adenauer, Giscard-Schmidt, Mitterrand-Kohl, Chirac-Schroeder. But relations between Sarkozy and Merkel have grown decidedly frosty. In part the problem is personal. The cool consensus-seeker Merkel is increasingly frustrated and impatient with Sarkozy's hyper-active maverick interventionist style. The two disagreed over the business of sending EU troops to the chaotic central African nation of Chad when its dictator was under threat last year. Then Sarkozy, without asking Merkel, offered Colonel Gaddafi EU help with Libya's nuclear programme to secure the release of hostage nurses in a piece of what, to the Germans, smacked of political grandstanding.
But in part the problem is power politics. Both leaders are vying for the EU leadership. Sarkozy has come up with the idea of a new Mediterranean Union of states from southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East – which would exclude Berlin. He hopes this will curb African immigration into France, gain political influence in the Maghreb and the Middle East, and move Turkey away from EU candidacy and into a looser regional alliance. Merkel thinks he wants to lessen the power of Berlin in the EU. Decades of a Franco-German perception of common interests are under threat.
For Britain, division between the two pillars of the EU offers greater potential sway. Sarkozy, with his tone of Euroscepticism, seems more open to that. The irony is that, on the key disagreements, Britain is closer to Germany than to France. Sarkozy wants to restrict the power of the major new investment instruments known as sovereign funds, which he sees as speculative and unscrupulous, where Britain wants a hands-off approach. He wants to pressurise the European Central Bank to lower interest rates, which he says are stifling France's economic growth; the UK, like Germany, wants it to maintain its independence. Things are in the melt in a way we have not seen for years. Those who think the politics of Europe is boring do not understand it properly.
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Impact of WASDE reports on implied volatility in corn and soybean markets
This study investigates the impact of U.S. Department of Agriculture World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimate (WASDE) reports on implied volatility in corn and soybean markets over 1985 to 2002. If WASDE reports resolve uncertainty, implied volatility should drop immediately after release of the reports. Results show that WASDE reports lead to a statistically significant reduction of implied volatility that averages 0.7 percentage points for corn and 0.8 percentage points for soybeans. The magnitude of the reduction is largest for the group of WASDE reports containing both domestic and international situation and outlook information. This group of reports reduces implied volatility by an average of 1.1 percentage points in corn and by almost 1.5 percentage points in soybeans. Results also reveal that the market impact of WASDE reports is strongest in the most recent 1996 to 2002 subperiod. Overall, the results indicate that WASDE reports provide valuable information to corn and soybean market participants. [JEL classifications: Q100, Q110, Q130]. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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Volume (Year): 24 (2008)
Issue (Month): 4 ()
Pages: 473-490
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