Dialectics of Finance: The Only Man in the World Who Knows What Really Went Wrong at JPMorgan Chase

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

The Only Man in the World Who Knows What Really Went Wrong at JPMorgan Chase

If you were following Nasser's blog and have missed his commentaries, I just posted a conversation with him on my blog. Thought you might want to know.

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Speculative Capital

Speculative Capital is the exposition of the theory of speculative capital, the latest form of finance capital that has come to dominate the financial and capital markets in the US and, from there, other industrialized countries and emerging markets.

Speculative capital is an expanding force, its influence permeating economic relations—and beyond. It is not possible to understand the changes taking place around us without knowing speculative capital and the laws of its movement.

Vols. 1, 2 and 3 of Speculative Capital have covered the rise of speculative capital, its impact on markets and the way it commoditizes "credit" for the purpose of trading and arbitrage. Vol. 4, Systemic Risk, is in the works. It will be followed, time and circumstances permitting, by the final volume, Dialectics of Finance.