Regulators across the ocean cannot stop the eventual global fianncial melt down initiated by swaps and other derivatives
Sam Adelton
Sep. 28, 2006

World's more prominent regulators can talk together and proclaim their solidarity to each other but they cannot stop the total meltdown of the global financial system when it will happen.

The global markets are so interlinked and so many swaps and derivatives are floating across that once a snow ball effect start no one can stop it without declaring financial hodays across continents. Even that will not help. Swaps and derivateives have become fundamental building blocks of our modern financial systems in 2006.

Take an example. When the US hedge fund Amaranth lost US $ 6 billion in naturam gas market, it did not violet its trading model comlicated with swaps and derivative.Even worse is the fact that in London some other big players were dealing derivatives on Amaranth's credit. When Amaranth's credit derivatives suddenly gained the junk status, you guessed it right - it was chaos in London.

The Gold market is actually predicting this meltdown for a long time.

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