Hot Links: Comeuppance
Posted January 4, 2012 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
is it a good sign or a bad sign when your clients are begging you to take on more risk? (IheartWallStreet
Barry: the consensus forecast for bank earnings is a joke. (TBP
Where did all the boring banks go, anyway? (NYT
Why you might want to fade market optimism this January. (WaPo
Eddy: You have no idea just how atrocious the return on stocks has been these past 12 years. (CrossingWallStreet
Francine McKenna: 2012 is the year for Jamie Dimon’s comeuppance. (AmericanBanker
William Cohan must really want attention at this point: “Did Psychopaths Take Over Wall Street?” (Bloomberg
Five MLP ETFs worth taking a look at. (Benzinga
Hedge Funds finish 2011 on a very bad note. (DealBook
“You don’t want to have marijuana dealing from the middle of your law office because I was running a giant Ponzi scheme out of there.” LOL, love this guy! (Dealbreaker
Don’t miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors this morning! (WSJFA
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