Weekend Reads: The Recurring Death of Certainty
– cfainstitute.org
The most persistent theme I’ve ever noticed has been that anyone who professes to know exactly what’s going to happen is wrong, cheating, or both. Markets, it’s been proven, just don’t work that way. Neither does life. Read more
Corporate Bond Rates Go Negative in Japan; No End to Central Bank Madness
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Companies in Japan now get paid to borrow money. In what may be the biggest central banks sponsored bond lunacy yet, BOJ’s Negative Corporate Bonds Yields Adds to Distortions. The Bank of Japan’s purchase of corporate debt at negative yields for the first time adds to distortions in Japan’s bond markets and raises risks for investors and banks, according to Mana Nakazora, the chief credit analyst in Tokyo at BNP Paribas SA…
Paying Off Back Taxes Can Be Good for Investors
– usnews.com
Tax liens and deeds can be an opportunity for investors to buy cheap real estate, if you know the rules.
Some stuff Morgan figured out
– thereformedbroker.com
My friend Morgan Housel is one of the best finance writers around. He totally gets it. I hate him a little because he’s figured out the really important stuff at a way younger age than I did
After writing about finance for the better part of a decade, the biggest change in my thinking has been becoming more skeptical of almost everything I see…
After writing about finance for the better part of a decade, the biggest change in my thinking has been becoming more skeptical of almost everything I see…
1956 Mercedes-Benz 300
– ritholtz.com
Source: Classic Driver
The post 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 appeared first on The Big Picture.
CWS Market Review – January 15, 2016
– crossingwallstreet.com
“Planet Earth is blue and there’s nothing I can do….”
This is easily the worst start to a year in stock market history, and on Thursday, it somehow managed to get even worse. The S&P 500 broke below 1,880 before a dramatic reversal pushed the index to 1,921.84 by the closing bell.
Unfortunately, we’re still in the midst of the storm…
This is easily the worst start to a year in stock market history, and on Thursday, it somehow managed to get even worse. The S&P 500 broke below 1,880 before a dramatic reversal pushed the index to 1,921.84 by the closing bell.
Unfortunately, we’re still in the midst of the storm…
11 Most Affordable Art Schools in America
– insidermonkey.com
College is expensive; even the 11 Most Affordable Art Schools in America will tell you that. Most people know that, if they want a good education, unless they’re extremely poor or extremely smart, they’ll be paying off those student loans for years. (Thank goodness for payment plans.) But some…..
Global Risk Off: China Reenters Bear Market, Oil Tumbles Under $30; Global Stocks, US Futures Gutted
– zerohedge.com/
“We’re gonna need a bigger Bullard” – overheard on a trading desk this morning. Yesterday, when looking at the market’s “Bullard 2.0” moment, which was a carbon copy of the market’s kneejerk surge higher response to Bullard’s “QE4” comments from October 17, 2014 (at least until just a few minutes prior to yesterday’s market close when suddenly selling pressure appeared), we said that either the S&P would soar – as it did in 2014 – hitting all time highs just a few months later, or the “Fed is now shooting VWAP blanks…from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/weekend-reads-the-recurring-death-of-certainty-more-1250-pm-jan-15th/
Weekend Reads: The Recurring Death of Certainty
– cfainstitute.org
The most persistent theme I’ve ever noticed has been that anyone who professes to know exactly what’s going to happen is wrong, cheating, or both. Markets, it’s been proven, just don’t work that way. Neither does life. Read more
Corporate Bond Rates Go Negative in Japan; No End to Central Bank Madness
– globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
Companies in Japan now get paid to borrow money. In what may be the biggest central banks sponsored bond lunacy yet, BOJ’s Negative Corporate Bonds Yields Adds to Distortions. The Bank of Japan’s purchase of corporate debt at negative yields for the first time adds to distortions in Japan’s bond markets and raises risks for investors and banks, according to Mana Nakazora, the chief credit analyst in Tokyo at BNP Paribas SA…
Paying Off Back Taxes Can Be Good for Investors
– usnews.com
Tax liens and deeds can be an opportunity for investors to buy cheap real estate, if you know the rules.
Some stuff Morgan figured out
– thereformedbroker.com
My friend Morgan Housel is one of the best finance writers around. He totally gets it. I hate him a little because he’s figured out the really important stuff at a way younger age than I did
After writing about finance for the better part of a decade, the biggest change in my thinking has been becoming more skeptical of almost everything I see…
After writing about finance for the better part of a decade, the biggest change in my thinking has been becoming more skeptical of almost everything I see…
1956 Mercedes-Benz 300
– ritholtz.com
Source: Classic Driver
The post 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 appeared first on The Big Picture.
CWS Market Review – January 15, 2016
– crossingwallstreet.com
“Planet Earth is blue and there’s nothing I can do….”
This is easily the worst start to a year in stock market history, and on Thursday, it somehow managed to get even worse. The S&P 500 broke below 1,880 before a dramatic reversal pushed the index to 1,921.84 by the closing bell.
Unfortunately, we’re still in the midst of the storm…
This is easily the worst start to a year in stock market history, and on Thursday, it somehow managed to get even worse. The S&P 500 broke below 1,880 before a dramatic reversal pushed the index to 1,921.84 by the closing bell.
Unfortunately, we’re still in the midst of the storm…
11 Most Affordable Art Schools in America
– insidermonkey.com
College is expensive; even the 11 Most Affordable Art Schools in America will tell you that. Most people know that, if they want a good education, unless they’re extremely poor or extremely smart, they’ll be paying off those student loans for years. (Thank goodness for payment plans.) But some…..
Global Risk Off: China Reenters Bear Market, Oil Tumbles Under $30; Global Stocks, US Futures Gutted
– zerohedge.com/
“We’re gonna need a bigger Bullard” – overheard on a trading desk this morning. Yesterday, when looking at the market’s “Bullard 2.0” moment, which was a carbon copy of the market’s kneejerk surge higher response to Bullard’s “QE4” comments from October 17, 2014 (at least until just a few minutes prior to yesterday’s market close when suddenly selling pressure appeared), we said that either the S&P would soar – as it did in 2014 – hitting all time highs just a few months later, or the “Fed is now shooting VWAP blanks…
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