a hands-on market
– thereformedbroker.com
Eric Peters just absolutely crushes it with his weekend notes newsletter today:
Stepping Away: “Policy makers can dampen volatility but they have far less influence over achieving economic outcomes,” said the CIO. “Said differently, they have more influence on raising asset prices than lifting growth…
Stepping Away: “Policy makers can dampen volatility but they have far less influence over achieving economic outcomes,” said the CIO. “Said differently, they have more influence on raising asset prices than lifting growth…
ESPN & Grantland
– ritholtz.com
We can debate the financial viability of “Grantland” all day long.
But we cannot debate the fact that the site was synonymous with Bill Simmons, and without him it’s toast.
Unlike the “Wall Street Journal”‘s digital coverage. Did you see the paper held a tech conference in Laguna with even more heavyweights than Recode? Illustrating that talent is king only if it’s bigger than the enterprise, and Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg are not…
But we cannot debate the fact that the site was synonymous with Bill Simmons, and without him it’s toast.
Unlike the “Wall Street Journal”‘s digital coverage. Did you see the paper held a tech conference in Laguna with even more heavyweights than Recode? Illustrating that talent is king only if it’s bigger than the enterprise, and Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg are not…
JPM Quants: The Catalyst For The October Rally Is Over; "All 4 Sectors Are Currently Long Equities"
– zerohedge.com/
When it comes to predicting the market’s turbulent swings over the late summer, JPM’s quant team has been absolutely phenomenal, with virtually every single call being absolutely spot on. We previously documented the best exampled as follows: August 21, just before the Black Monday flash crash: “Why The Market Is Crashing Into The Close: JPM Explains” August 27: “JPM Head Quant Warns Second Market Crash May Be Imminent: Violent Selling Could Return On Thursday” September 3, before the next leg lower in stocks: “Home JPM Head Quant Is Back With New Warning: “Only Half The Selling Is Done; Expect More Downside”” But it was his final call, that from the end of September, that may have been the most monumental…11 Most Sold Cocktail Drinks Around the World
– insidermonkey.com
We are rounding it up to the happy hours with a list of the most sold cocktail drinks around the world! If cocktails are your choice of poison or even if they are not, we bet you have wondered at some point, behind all those fancy names which are the ones actually worth trying. Well, […]
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China Contraction Unexpectedly Continues Third Month
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Given that economists hardly expect anything bad ever, this headline is hardly shocking: China’s Factory Activity Shrinks for an Unexpected Third Month. Activity in China’s manufacturing sector unexpectedly shrank for a third straight month in October, an official survey showed on Sunday, fueling fears that the economy may be cooling further in the fourth quarter despite a raft of stimulus measures…
from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/espn-grantland-more-1119-pm-nov-1st/
a hands-on market
– thereformedbroker.com
Eric Peters just absolutely crushes it with his weekend notes newsletter today:
Stepping Away: “Policy makers can dampen volatility but they have far less influence over achieving economic outcomes,” said the CIO. “Said differently, they have more influence on raising asset prices than lifting growth…
Stepping Away: “Policy makers can dampen volatility but they have far less influence over achieving economic outcomes,” said the CIO. “Said differently, they have more influence on raising asset prices than lifting growth…
ESPN & Grantland
– ritholtz.com
We can debate the financial viability of “Grantland” all day long.
But we cannot debate the fact that the site was synonymous with Bill Simmons, and without him it’s toast.
Unlike the “Wall Street Journal”‘s digital coverage. Did you see the paper held a tech conference in Laguna with even more heavyweights than Recode? Illustrating that talent is king only if it’s bigger than the enterprise, and Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg are not…
But we cannot debate the fact that the site was synonymous with Bill Simmons, and without him it’s toast.
Unlike the “Wall Street Journal”‘s digital coverage. Did you see the paper held a tech conference in Laguna with even more heavyweights than Recode? Illustrating that talent is king only if it’s bigger than the enterprise, and Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg are not…
JPM Quants: The Catalyst For The October Rally Is Over; "All 4 Sectors Are Currently Long Equities"
– zerohedge.com/
When it comes to predicting the market’s turbulent swings over the late summer, JPM’s quant team has been absolutely phenomenal, with virtually every single call being absolutely spot on. We previously documented the best exampled as follows: August 21, just before the Black Monday flash crash: “Why The Market Is Crashing Into The Close: JPM Explains” August 27: “JPM Head Quant Warns Second Market Crash May Be Imminent: Violent Selling Could Return On Thursday” September 3, before the next leg lower in stocks: “Home JPM Head Quant Is Back With New Warning: “Only Half The Selling Is Done; Expect More Downside”” But it was his final call, that from the end of September, that may have been the most monumental…11 Most Sold Cocktail Drinks Around the World
– insidermonkey.com
We are rounding it up to the happy hours with a list of the most sold cocktail drinks around the world! If cocktails are your choice of poison or even if they are not, we bet you have wondered at some point, behind all those fancy names which are the ones actually worth trying. Well, […]
[[ This is a content summary only…
China Contraction Unexpectedly Continues Third Month
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Given that economists hardly expect anything bad ever, this headline is hardly shocking: China’s Factory Activity Shrinks for an Unexpected Third Month. Activity in China’s manufacturing sector unexpectedly shrank for a third straight month in October, an official survey showed on Sunday, fueling fears that the economy may be cooling further in the fourth quarter despite a raft of stimulus measures…
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