Praise for "The Money Market": "...splendid..." - "The Wall Street Journal." "The best current book on the working of the credit markets..." - "The New York Times." "...this book will be welcomed by all on Wall Street." - "Library Journal." This is the most comprehensive, authoritative, and respected source on the money market.
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12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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Timeless Principles,
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This review is from: The Money Market (Hardcover)
The reviewer below seems a bit churlish attacking Marcia Stigum's excellent work after her death, but it is a transparent and futile effort. Marcia Stigum's book outlines timeless principles in the repo and money markets that travel well across borders. If one understands the equations so beautifully explained by the late Ms. Stigum, one can go anywhere in the world and competently perform.It seems the review below comes from a pseudonym e-mail address - perhaps from one of the authors mentioned - who would list his own e-mail address on a public internet forum? It's odd that for one of the authors below, there is a comparison with Marcia Stigum's book and his book on one of his titles on Amazon.
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Fine Work on the Money Markets,
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This review is from: The Money Market (Hardcover)
It appears by deduction that Mr. Choudrhy (alias Gagan Singh) is responsible for all of the one-star reviews below. It seems he feels that any commercially successful book with titles similar to his releases are over-rated, for beginners, or offer nothing new and deserve multiple negative reviews. Fair and balanced is not in the mindset.Ms. Stigum's excellent work on the dynamics of the U.S. money markets that can be used for analogies to the global money markets is appreciated by financial experts the world over. Believe the positive reviews and don't miss an opportunity to read a find work on the financial markets.
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If you work with money you must buy this book,
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Believe every positive review. This book is absolutely amazing. It captures in one place information that is usually trapped in people's heads or is very manual and ad-hoc. This is a lay-of-the-land book, but with alot of detail. Definitely get it - use it like a desk reference.
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As preface to a discussion of banking, a few words should be said about the U.S. capital market, how banks create money, and the Fed's role in controlling money creation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
deposit note market, muni notes, mirror swap, issuing deposit notes, technical arbitrages, positive value basis, money market swaps, equivalent bond yield, term repo rate, nonbank dealers, letter repo, merchant banking subs, funds desk, bond market terms, bank deposit notes, big finance companies, common money market, said one dealer, curve trader, doing repos, muni investors, repos done, corporate portfolio manager, unrated paper, overnight repo rate New!
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As preface to a discussion of banking, a few words should be said about the U.S. capital market, how banks create money, and the Fed's role in controlling money creation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
deposit note market, muni notes, mirror swap, issuing deposit notes, technical arbitrages, positive value basis, money market swaps, equivalent bond yield, term repo rate, nonbank dealers, letter repo, merchant banking subs, funds desk, bond market terms, bank deposit notes, big finance companies, common money market, said one dealer, curve trader, doing repos, muni investors, repos done, corporate portfolio manager, unrated paper, overnight repo rate New!
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