Hot Links: The First Rebellion
Posted February 26, 2013 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
The stock market is behaving exactly the way it should for a post-election February. (StockTradersAlmanac
Hardest-hit sectors and stocks in the sell-off. (Bespoke
A big day for econ data on tap, six events: (CalculatedRisk
Joe’s in Italy reporting on the election, here’s the latest of that madness – including the first rebellion of the Eurocrisis. (BusinessInsider
How HFT algos prison-raped the naive speculators yesterday. (PriceActionLab
Why Republican governors hate the Republican Congress. (TheAtlantic
GMO’s James Montier tackles the Weimer hyperinflation hysteria. (TheIdeaFarm
Andrew Hallam on how the “Couch Potato Index” regularly trounces the hedge fund universe. (GlobeandMail
The Fly on yesterday’s nasty reversal. (iBankCoin
Why poker playing should be mandatory. (New York Times
Inside the Last Boiler Room. (Bloomberg
Seth Godin on “real-time news” (SethsBlog
Ritholtz talks our book with Wally Forbes. (Forbes
US diplomacy circa 2013, or why the hell is Dennis Rodman being sent to North Korea? (AP
16 people who don’t realize they’re being douchebags. (Buzzzfeed
Don’t miss The Takeaway, my daily linkfest for financial advisors (InvestmentNews
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