Article Roundup: Great Articles Of The Week
Here’s a round up of some terrific articles I’ve read in the past week:
- Why spend $1.7 million on lunch with Warren Buffett when you already know what he’s going to say? Well if you don’t then you better read the link.
- Is Goldman Sachs the equivalent of a Wall Street Mafia? Read this great piece and you’ll be convinced and maybe flabbergasted as well.
- Thinking of joining a startup firm? Guy Kawaski offers great career advice that I wish I had received 8 years ago!
- The specter of the subprime is still lurking! (use firefox plugin “refspoof” to read the WSJ for free)
- A little bit of personal finance with everyday luxuries you definitely can do without
- And finally, a link to the Christian Science Monitor’s new economic blog who discusses whether or not you should buy real estate at this time. Of course, with a link back to my site, how could I not include them!
Enjoy!
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- Is It Time To Buy Real Estate? Over the past few weeks, several of friends have asked me if its a good time to buy a house now that real estate prices have bottomed. Encouraged by the media, everyone seems to think that home prices have bottomed out and the recovery is about to begin. Even Jim......
- Deleveraging Is Not Deflation! I read a very interesting article on called De-leveraging is Not Deflation. Here's a partial extract: "Inflation, as this term was always used everywhere and especially in this country, means increasing the quantity of money and bank notes in circulation and the quantity of bank deposits subject to check. But......
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Long-Short Bond Trade: Now With Reduced Volatility! In a previous post on Deleveraging, I promised I'd talk about an interesting long-short bond trade that I entered last week. If you believe that US Treasuries are over-valued, or foreigners will lose their appetite for US debt thus forcing up the interest rates, you're probably looking to short treasuries. ......
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