Over the past several days I've read a lot of stuff which was Tweet-worthy but that I didn't blog about. I rehash some of that list here for you:
-The Reformed Broker:
1) Welcome to The Jungle
2) It's Not A Flight to Safety, It's a Cash Out
-MISH:
1) "The Question: Are Stocks a Screaming Buy Relative To Bonds? Creates False Premises"
2) Mishkin's Iceland Report Was Horribly Wrong, And He Was Paid to Write It
-NY Times:
1) India Tries Using Cash Bonuses to Slow Birthrates
2) In Case of Emergency: What Not to Do
3) Wells Fargo's Odd Mortgage Essay Question
-Steve Randy Waldman's recap of another blogger meeting at Treasury
-Abnormal Returns: The Art of Reading 13-f Filings
-KD
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Kid,
Curious about your thoughts on Cuban's latest blog post:
http://blogmaverick.com/2010/08/20/the-stock-market-is-still-for-suckers-and-why-you-should-put-your-money-in-the-bank/
mrwiizrd: i think that the Fed is doing everything it can to FORCE risk taking - that's why you've seen money move from 0% bank accounts to 3% corporate bonds, which causes people to talk about how stocks are cheap relative to bonds... which doesn't make stocks cheap.
i think stocks are unattractive right now, but i'm not short either, since there's so much desire on the part of the Fed/Administration to support the market. basically, i have no clue.
i'm watching and waiting, and earning nothing while i do.
"i'm watching and waiting, and earning nothing while i do. "
Same here, it just seems like the downside risk for a major pullback far outweighs any potential upside that might out there.
I thought this one was made for my robot discussion:
Gene Noser's 5 Suggestions On How To Regain Our Market Back From The Robots
But it was just about algos. Sigh.
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