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If you haven’t done it already think about signing up for our daily e-mail, thousands of other Abnormal Returns readers already have. Quote of the [...] The post Thursday links: persistently poor performance appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
This is an early (and incomplete) edition of the linkfest. We will catch up tomorrow. Good luck out there. Quote of the day Francisco Dao, [...] The post Wednesday links: overinflated self-esteem appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Jason Zweig, “Turnaround Tuesday is a reminder of Wall Street’s most enduring mental handicap: amnesia. Tuesdays haven’t always been a lucky [...] The post Tuesday links: street amnesiacs appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day James Surowiecki, “It’s still possible that investor hysteria could eventually inflate stock prices, or that investor panic could send them crashing, [...] The post Monday links: the profit bubble appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Burton Malkiel, “The major inefficiency in financial markets today involves the market for investment advice, and poses the question of why [...] The post Sunday links: high fee follies appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
The weekend is a great time to catch up on some long form items that we passed up on during the week. Thanks for checking [...] The post Saturday links: harvesting hype appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
This is an early (and incomplete) edition of the linkfest. We will catch up this weekend. Quote of the day Gerard Minack, “Amateurs normally stand [...] The post Friday links: the index challenge appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day John Gruber, “Google is a hyper-competitive company, and they repeatedly enter markets that already exist and crush competitors…They want everything; their [...] The post Thursday links: crushing competitors appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
If you haven’t done it already think about signing up for our daily e-mail, thousands of other Abnormal Returns readers already have. Quote of the [...] The post Wednesday links: investment infotainment appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Jason Zweig, “Bond investors who are over the age of, say, 55 know firsthand that bonds don’t always generate positive returns.” [...] The post Tuesday links: bond disappointments appeared first on Abnormal Returns...
According to Variety, Seinfeld went off the air 15 years ago today. One of the classic episodes is “The Opposite” in which George Costanza in [...] The post The opposite would have to be right appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
This is an early edition of the daily linkfest. We will catch up with you tomorrow. Quote of the day TED, “Investment banking is a [...] The post Monday links: a jealous mistress appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day DH, “The market has gone from walking on pins and needles to a bit of a swagger.” (Dynamic Hedge) Chart of [...] The post Sunday links: a bit of swagger appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
The weekend is a great time to catch up on some long form items that we passed up on during the week. Thanks for checking [...] The post Saturday links: schmoozing tips appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Phil Pearlman, “When an asset that has had a great run breaks, its broken, and there is not enough wishing in [...] The post Friday links: broken runs appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Mark Quinn, “When we find ourselves wishing we had more in the market on the way up and less in the [...] The post Thursday links: wishing for more appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
If you haven’t done it already think about signing up for our daily e-mail, thousands of other Abnormal Returns readers already have. Quote of the [...] The post Wednesday links: velocity is not your forte appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
The following is a post was the first in a series at at the new-ish UK blog Pieria on “Why I Blog.” Now the second [...] The post Finance blogging is not for the faint of heart appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
The stock market climbs a wall of worry. It is a bit of a cliche because it has some truth to it. In my book [...] The post Confirmation bias and the perma-whatevers appeared first on Abnormal Returns.
Quote of the day Eric Crittenden, “On a dollar weighted basis hedge funds are a database-driven marketing gimmick.” (Mebane Faber Research) Chart of the day [...] The post Tuesday links: a marketing gimmick appeared first on Abnormal Returns.