Here Are Some Links to Start Your Week

Just got back from a quick trip to New York City.  While there, I got interviewed at the Market Technicians Association annual meeting.
 

 
For what it is worth, the prevailing sentiment there was quite bullish (though most were expecting a pull-back, or correction, soon).

On a side note, I took advantage of the proximity to the Carnegie Deli.
 

 
I only ate half, but didn't want to waste any ... so I had it wrapped, and took it home.

Long story short, even if it doesn't smell bad, you shouldn't eat corned beef that was left unrefrigerated for more than a day.

I lost seven pounds yesterday! 

I'd be an idiot savant if I were good at something enough to be a savant.

Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.

 

Lighter Links:

• 'Impossible' Is Outdated - Here's Why. (Forbes)
• The Dawn of the Age of Artificial Intelligence. (The Atlantic)
• A Day Later, Caffeine Stimulates Memory. (Futurity)
• Japan's Booming Sex Niche ... Elder Porn -. (TIME)
• The Big Bang of Older TV Viewers. Now that the median TV viewer is 54, networks are reworking lineups and rethinking ad strategies. (LATimes)

 

Trading Links:

• A Group of Investors is Buying a Stake in the Next Generation of Geniuses. (BusinessInsider)
• All Time Top 10 Hedge Fund Managers | The Big Picture. (Ritholtz)
• 5 Ways China’s Slowdown Will Ripple Across Globe. (AsianCorrespondent)
• What Happens When The Whole World Is Wired? (FastCo)
• The Future of Jobs. Tech innovation has increased long-run employment. Can things change? The Economist (Economist)