Paul Kedrosky: Sneak Peek at Weekend Reading

Here is a sneak peek at some links from my weekly Weekend Reading column over at TheStreet.com.

Ace Fed watcher says Fed will cut rates to 5% and stop (Bloomberg)
The ever-bearish Jeremy Grantham is more bearish than usual (Fortune)
Good roundtable on renewable energy (IDD)
Pinehurst targets hedge fund managers and execs with its $25,000 golf sabbatical (Bloomberg)
Total oil and gasoline demand is below forecasters' expectations for the 10th month in a row (EIA)
Economist James Hamilton expands on his "non-bank bank run" comments from JH (Econbrowser)
HGTV's ratings are hanging in despite the collapsing housing market (Business Week)
Ad spending forecasts move stocks and markets, and they're generally badly wrong (AdAge)
Comcast and other Internet providers have begun cutting off heavy bandwith users, which may set off lawsuits (Washington Post)
Yahoo launches investor sentiment indicator (Big Picture)
Research: Why are oil shocks today having such a different impact from what they did in 1970s? (NBER)
Research: Textual content in financial filings is predictive of earnings outlook (JoF)
Research: Carry trade, securitization and more in latest issue of BiS Quarterly (BiS)