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Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
With Mother's Day a week ago, I remembered that early childhood was hard for some …

On the other hand, it only takes a moment …

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

Lighter Links:
- How Apple Won the iPad Trademark. (BizInsider)
- The Power of Checklists. (Art of Manliness)
- The Most Thought Provoking Articles of the Year. (BrainPickings)
- The Secret Meanings Behind 40 Brand Logos. (MarketingLand)
- The Science of Mis-Heard Lyrics. (New Yorker)
Trading Links:
- What Did Billion Dollar Companies Look Like at Series A? (Medium)
- How to De-Risk in a Bull Market. (Institutional Investor)
- In at the Highs, Out at the Lows. (Attain-RCM Managed Futures)
- Spain Joins Negative Yield Club. (MoneyBeat)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
May 15, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
With Mother's Day a week ago, I remembered that early childhood was hard for some …

On the other hand, it only takes a moment …

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

Lighter Links:
- How Apple Won the iPad Trademark. (BizInsider)
- The Power of Checklists. (Art of Manliness)
- The Most Thought Provoking Articles of the Year. (BrainPickings)
- The Secret Meanings Behind 40 Brand Logos. (MarketingLand)
- The Science of Mis-Heard Lyrics. (New Yorker)
Trading Links:
- What Did Billion Dollar Companies Look Like at Series A? (Medium)
- How to De-Risk in a Bull Market. (Institutional Investor)
- In at the Highs, Out at the Lows. (Attain-RCM Managed Futures)
- Spain Joins Negative Yield Club. (MoneyBeat)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
May 15, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Do you know what this is a picture of?

While, it isn't a Mother's Day present … it does represent my hope that you had a fun Cinco de Mayo.

Living in Texas, it wasn't hard to find a place to celebrate. At this time of year, the State motto might as well be:

via someecards.

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

Lighter Links:
- What Research Tells Us About Making Accurate Predictions? (HBR)
- Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2015. (Forbes)
- Why Scientists Believe Dogs Are Smarter Than We Give Them Credit For. (Vox)
- Healthy in a Falling Apart Sort of Way. (Well)
- Most Exclusive Golf Clubs in the U.S. (Business Insider)
Trading Links:
- China Has Overtaken the U.S. as the World’s Largest Economy. (Vanity Fair)
- The Outlook for Global Growth in 2015. (McKinsey)
- For Hedge Fund Managers, The Only Thing Worse Than Divorce Is Marriage. (BI)
- Technology’s Evolving Role in Wealth Management. (Performance)
- 5 Things We Learned About Amazon’s Cloud from Its First Earnings Report. (NetworkWorld)
May 10, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Do you know what this is a picture of?

While, it isn't a Mother's Day present … it does represent my hope that you had a fun Cinco de Mayo.

Living in Texas, it wasn't hard to find a place to celebrate. At this time of year, the State motto might as well be:

via someecards.

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

Lighter Links:
- What Research Tells Us About Making Accurate Predictions? (HBR)
- Gartner's Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2015. (Forbes)
- Why Scientists Believe Dogs Are Smarter Than We Give Them Credit For. (Vox)
- Healthy in a Falling Apart Sort of Way. (Well)
- Most Exclusive Golf Clubs in the U.S. (Business Insider)
Trading Links:
- China Has Overtaken the U.S. as the World’s Largest Economy. (Vanity Fair)
- The Outlook for Global Growth in 2015. (McKinsey)
- For Hedge Fund Managers, The Only Thing Worse Than Divorce Is Marriage. (BI)
- Technology’s Evolving Role in Wealth Management. (Performance)
- 5 Things We Learned About Amazon’s Cloud from Its First Earnings Report. (NetworkWorld)
May 10, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
You probably heard that Russians hacked into President Obama's e-mail. Here's what it might have looked like.

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

Lighter Links:
- The Problem with Positive Thinking. (NYTimes)
- How to Invent the Future. (HBR)
- 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2015. (MIT Technology Review)
- Lutheran Insulter: List of Insults. (ErgoFabulous)
- The Death of Textbooks? A.I. software is reshaping traditional teaching materials. (The Atlantic)
Trading Links:
- How Many Mutual Funds Routinely Rout the Market? Zero. (NYTimes)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
- A Sign of the Times? Austria to No Longer Guarantee Bank Deposits. (Goldcore)
- A Look Back at Dallas Fed Fisher’s Flashiest Quotes. (WSJ)
- Santelli Stunned As Janet Yellen Admits "Cash Is Not A Store Of Value". (ZeroHedge)
May 2, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
You probably heard that Russians hacked into President Obama's e-mail. Here's what it might have looked like.

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

Lighter Links:
- The Problem with Positive Thinking. (NYTimes)
- How to Invent the Future. (HBR)
- 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2015. (MIT Technology Review)
- Lutheran Insulter: List of Insults. (ErgoFabulous)
- The Death of Textbooks? A.I. software is reshaping traditional teaching materials. (The Atlantic)
Trading Links:
- How Many Mutual Funds Routinely Rout the Market? Zero. (NYTimes)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
- A Sign of the Times? Austria to No Longer Guarantee Bank Deposits. (Goldcore)
- A Look Back at Dallas Fed Fisher’s Flashiest Quotes. (WSJ)
- Santelli Stunned As Janet Yellen Admits "Cash Is Not A Store Of Value". (ZeroHedge)
May 2, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Are we evolving … or getting dumber?

via Scott Adams.

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

Lighter Links:
Trading Links:
- How Many Mutual Funds Routinely Rout the Market? Zero. (NYTimes)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
- A Sign of the Times? Austria to No Longer Guarantee Bank Deposits. (Goldcore)
- A Look Back at Dallas Fed Fisher’s Flashiest Quotes. (WSJ)
- Santelli Stunned as Janet Yellen Admits "Cash Is Not A Store Of Value". (ZeroHedge)
April 26, 2015
Here Are Some Links For Your Weekend Reading
Are we evolving … or getting dumber?

via Scott Adams.

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

Lighter Links:
Trading Links:
- How Many Mutual Funds Routinely Rout the Market? Zero. (NYTimes)
- These Will Be the World's 20 Largest Economies in 2030. (Bloomberg)
- A Sign of the Times? Austria to No Longer Guarantee Bank Deposits. (Goldcore)
- A Look Back at Dallas Fed Fisher’s Flashiest Quotes. (WSJ)
- Santelli Stunned as Janet Yellen Admits "Cash Is Not A Store Of Value". (ZeroHedge)
April 26, 2015
There is a growing disconnect in the stock market

On Thursday, the Nasdaq closed at its highest since March 2000.

On Friday, the S&P 500 Index traded at its intraday high (above 2120).

So, all is good … right? We should 'party like it's 1999'.

Some traders are noticing the disconnect between price and money flow in the US stock market.

via Business Insider.

A Bank of America/Merrill Lynch survey points out that US investors pulled $79B out of equities, year to date — including net outflows in 9 of the past 10 weeks — despite stock prices continuing to break new record highs.

As this imbalance grows, are we in danger of a correction?

What do you think?

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There is a growing disconnect in the stock market

On Thursday, the Nasdaq closed at its highest since March 2000.

On Friday, the S&P 500 Index traded at its intraday high (above 2120).

So, all is good … right? We should 'party like it's 1999'.

Some traders are noticing the disconnect between price and money flow in the US stock market.

via Business Insider.

A Bank of America/Merrill Lynch survey points out that US investors pulled $79B out of equities, year to date — including net outflows in 9 of the past 10 weeks — despite stock prices continuing to break new record highs.

As this imbalance grows, are we in danger of a correction?

What do you think?

Related articles

BOFAML: Hedge Funds Go Net Short S&P, Buy Gold, SIlver & Oil

April 26, 2015