Hot Links: Surplus of Average
Posted September 27, 2013 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
Krazy Kall: Goldman Sachs says to root for a government shutdown. (BusinessInsider
19 charts that will restore your faith in the global economy. (Quartz
Why did Goldman Sachs just slash its forecast for gold prices by 17%? (TheTell
“Humans love a confident, precise forecast over an accurate ambiguous one.” (TBP
BlackBerry earnings are incredibly bad… negative 24% gross margins, it’s not even a company anymore. (ZeroHedge
Morningstar’s outlook for healthcare stocks is out (Morningstar Morningstar
On the prospects for Amazon’s newest Kindle Fire tablet in a crowded market. (BusinessWeek
Matt Taibbi: All across America, Wall Street is grabbing money meant for public workers (RollingStone
The Icahn – Cook dinner is happening next week in NYC – buy the reservation, sell dessert. (AllThingsD
“The masses are average. And by definition, we have a surplus of average.” (SethsBlog
I’m totally obsessed with this: What the Monopoly properties look like in real life. (ScoutingNY
Enjoy your swim, just know that this thing is out there somewhere, sharing the same ocean… (Wired
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