Hot Links: Where Are They Now
Posted September 12, 2009 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Hot Links For Weekend Reading…
Where are they now? The financial crisis players (Callan, Fuld, Thain, Prince, O’Neal, Cassano ) are caught up with. (NYT
Vincent Fernando compares gold to both real estate and then to a Ponzi Scheme…and gets his head handed to him by the peanut gallery. (Clusterstock
The definite cultural shift at Morgan Stanley . (Bloomberg
Check this out: How much has each major asset class recovered post-Lehman ? Good to know. (PragCap
Don’t believe the Obama -hatred hype, handgun orders at Smith & Wesson are collapsing. (BronteCap
This is great: The Wells Fargo VP who spends the weekend chillin’ at the bank’s foreclosed mansions…and throws parties at them. (LOLFed
Tim Knight makes a big bold S&P 500 target prediction. (SlopeOfHope
Some workable ideas for saving the newspaper industry. (TBP
Elmo ‘s Mom loses her job. Tough out there. (CrossingWallStreet
Einhorn sticking with his ratings agency short positions. (MarketFolly
Signs of a coming sell-off for US stocks. (CafeAmericain
Is the little guy getting back into the stock market? With rates at zero, does he have a choice? (FundMyMutualFund
Probably the definitve version of the Barclays/Lehman takeover…but its 10 pages, so don’t make any plans. (Esquire
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