Tuesday 7atSeven: a new wall of worry
- abnormalreturns
- May 15th, 2012
Here are seven (or so) links at 7AM Eastern. We will see you later with the daily linkfest. Good luck out there.
Markets
Is the ‘wall of worry‘ really in bonds? (Pragmatic Capitalism)
Can sentiment for bank stocks get any worse? (Doug Kass)
How to avoid big losses. (RogueTraderette)
German GDP ekes out a gain for Q1. (FT Alphaville, Reuters)
Technology
So much for that talk of Facebook ($FB) having issues with its IPO. (WSJ, Dealbook contra Barbarian Capital)
Groupon ($GRPN) seems to be turning into a real business. (Pando Daily, SAI contra WSJ)
Why tech’s desire for overnight hits is bad for business. (Farhad Manjoo)
New Macbook Pros are now reportedly in the wild. (9to5Mac)
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