Hot Links: Good News for People Who Like Bad News
Posted November 16, 2012 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
The positive turn in China is real and obvious – here’s how to play: (HumbleStudent
All ten S&P sectors now deeply oversold – all of them trading at least two standard deviations below 50-day moving average. (Bespoke
Good news for people who like bad news – hyper-correlation is making a comeback. (MarketBeat
All the latest Apple TV rumors. (AllThingsD
Cullen Roche on the Profits Cliff (which I call the Earnings Cliff, but whatever, same thing). (PragCap TRB
Investors are buying….European bank bonds? Huh? (DealBook
The Hostess Cliff: Labor and management relations remain frosted, liquidation is nigh. (ZeroHedge
No. the weekly jobless claims numbers are not manipulated. Here’s how we know: (ArmoTrader
In terms of voting demographics – should we be looking at Southern White as an ethnicity? (CrookedTimber
How Mumford & Sons became the biggest band in the world (and why English people are such dicks about it). (Guardian
Plot twist! Sainthood candidate Michael Lohan fathered a love child in 1995 who just came forward. You’re welcome, Lindsay! (TMZ
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