Hot Links: A Torrid Pace

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What I'm reading this morning:

Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

Meet the “Billion Dollar Club” of hedge funds.  (PragCap)

Complexity, Context, Probability & Bias  (TBP)

Wishing the new CEO at $RIMM best of luck on his very first conference call tomorrow night.  (AllThingsD)

Dividends vs Buybacks, Part 782.  This time with Daniel Peris.  (Fortune)

Home sales rising at a torrid pace – really?  (CalculatedRisk)

Is the market rotating or rolling over?  Let’s go to the charts.  (DragonflyCapital)

Jon Markman: “The Mexican stock market is now actually one of the closest of any major exchanges in the world to making a new all-time high”  (MarketWatch)

Magic Johnson and his crew in a $2.15 billion deal to buy the LA Dodgers.  (NYT)

Barry on the book party last night, flatters me beyond belief.  (TBP)

Q&A with TRB fave band The Black Keys.  (GQ)

April Rudin on how Gen X and Y investors and financial services consumers differ from the Boomers.  (HuffPo)

Don’t miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors this morning!  (WSJFA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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