What We're Reading ~ Analytical Links 5/29/13 ~ market folly

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

What We're Reading ~ Analytical Links 5/29/13

Is the U.S. the next hot 'emerging market'? [WSJ]

Margin debt hits a record [WSJ]

The bull case on Hertz Global (HTZ) [Barron's]

TripAdvisor's (TRIP) margins could expand after years of slimming [Trefis]

On cutting your losses [The Atlantic]

Goldman Sachs says AIG shares still most loved by hedge funds [Marketwatch]

On share repurchase fever [Capital Observer]

What happens when QE ends [AllStarCharts]

Searching for yield [Mebane Faber]

If you only know 5 things about investing, make it these [Motley Fool]

Bid on lunch with Warren Buffett [eBay]

Activist investors: let's do it my way [The Economist]

Atlas of public stocks: mapping all publicly listed companies [Simoleon Sense]

Embrace the business model that threatens you [Harvard Business Review]

Behavioral investing principles are more relevant than ever [Institutional Investor]

PepsiCo (PEP) resistance against activists looks futile [Reuters]

A rush to recruit young analysts only months on the job [Dealbook]

Studying the dark art of leaking deal talks [Dealbook]

House flipping back in style [WSJ]


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