Here are the Abnormal Returns Now items readers clicked most frequently for the week ended on Friday, April 9th. The description is as it read in the linkfest:
- More signs that the risk culture is back. (Humble Student)
- Ezra Klein, “Relying on perfect regulators or more responsible bankers will eventually fail.” (WashingtonPost)
- The most important chart of the century? (Trader’s Narrative)
- The world’s safest and riskiest debt. (Alea Blog)
- What happens after the stock market goes for a run of days without a 1% or greater pullback? (Bespoke, ibid)
- Is the app replacing mobile search? (24/7 Wall St.)
- Jason Zweig, “So it is fine to bask a little in the market’s luxuriant spring. Just don’t let anyone whip you up into a frenzy.” (WSJ)
- Newsletter writers are pretty complacent. (Marketwatch)
- Not every quant model outperforms – a mea culpa. (FT Alphaville, Felix Salmon)
- Is there still a “wall of worry” for the market to climb? (The Pragmatic Capitalist)
There were also a handful of Abnormal Returns-authored posts this week:
- Catastrophe and a secular shift in long-term interest rates. (Abnormal Returns also The Money Game)
- Bias-free investing may not be possible, but it is desirable. (Abnormal Returns)
- Do as I say, not as I do. What the endowment model means for individual investors. (Abnormal Returns)
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