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May 6, 2007
Sneak Peek at Weekend Reading
Here is a sneak peek at some links from my weekly Weekend Reading at TheStreet/RealMoney:- High current correlations in the hedge fund industry may not be as ominous as back in 1999 (NY Fed)
- Google is locating new data centers in the U.S.'s tornado alley (Byte & Switch)
- Summarizing the argument that the U.S. economy has decoupled from the rest of the world (NY Times)
- Why Rupert Murdoch is the best owner for Dow Jones (NY Times)
- Recency bias and the magazine cover indicator for stocks (Economist)
- There are 16 Wall Street billionaires on Forbes list of best paid, but only 4 CEOs (Forbes)
- AI, neural nets, and the second (or maybe fifteenth) coming of the market quants (Bloomberg)
- Warren Buffett thinks he has the investing strength of four men -- wants four CIOs (Reuters)
- Forbes somewhat self-refuting list of the best brokerage analysts (Forbes)
- Tidal power entrepreneurs include hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones (Bloomberg)
- David "Prudent Bear" Tice is stubbornly calling for 50% market declines within 3-6 months (TheStreet)
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