Wednesday 7atSeven: information asymmetry at work
Here are seven (or so) links at 7AM Eastern. We will see you later with the daily linkfest. Good luck out there. Facebook Information asymmetry [...]
Monday links: slave to SPY
Quote of the day Joe Fahmy, “Life’s too short and I want to have a smile on my face as much as possible. If you [...]
Sunday links: unwanted allocations
Quote of the day Invictus, “Retail investors should be circumspect (to put it politely) of any offering they’re able to get their hands on. If [...]
Top clicks this week on Abnormal Returns
Thanks for checking in with us this weekend. Here are the items our readers clicked most frequently on Abnormal Returns for the week ended Saturday, [...]
Friday links: unhelpful at best
Quote of the day Nicholas Carlson, “The Facebook IPO is Kate & William’s wedding for business nerds.” (SAI) Chart of the day How did private investor do [...]
Thursday links: algorithmic opposition
Chart of the day How does policy uncertainty affect the stock market? (Capital Spectator) Markets It’s been a while since S&P 500 stocks have been [...]
Thursday 7atSeven: two bites from the apple
Here are seven (or so) links at 7AM Eastern. We will see you later with the daily linkfest. Good luck out there. Possible endings for [...]
Wednesday links: Euro anxiety
Quote of the day Eduardo Porter, “Europe would be in much better shape if the euro didn’t exist and each member country had its own [...]
Tuesday links: cobbled together strategies
Quote of the day Tyler Craig, “Keep in mind one can’t simply cobble together two crappy strategies and expect magic to happen. If both strategies [...]
Sunday links: just play your game
Quote of the day Roger Ehrenberg, “Make no mistake, it’s hard to stay strong against the trend when others seem really successful and are getting [...]
Friday links: dumb rules
Quote of the day Reid Hastie, “Just as we are wired to like a diet rich in fats and sugars, we have an appetite for [...]
Thursday links: existential humility
Quote of the day Binyamin Applebaum, “He [Joe Weisenthal] is like the host of a daylong radio show, except no one speaks out loud. He [...]
