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August 24, 2008

Sneak Peek at Weekend Reading: Oil, Recession, Roubini, Quants

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

• Reliability of oil supply/demand forecasts challenged (O&G Journal)
• Securitization isn't going away, even if credit crisis has been a surprise in its severity (IDD)
• Denmark leads the list of the world's happiest countries (BusinessWeek)
• Here is hoping Nouriel Roubini is proven wrong (Bloomberg.com)
• UK banks face double property crash (Reuters)
• Tudor Jones' new quant fund turning in standout numbers (New York Post)
• Goldman says half the world's economy already in recession (Telegraph)
• Fascinating profile of bagless vacuum inventor James Dyson (Telegraph)

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