Thanks for checking in with us this weekend. Here are the items our readers clicked most frequently on Abnormal Returns Now and Abnormal Returns Classic for the week ended Friday, June 25th. Where applicable the description is as it reads in the relevant linkfest:
Abnormal Returns Now:
- The 1930 stock market vs. the 2010 stock market. (Chart Swing Trader)
- Doug Kass – panic provides attractive entry points. (TheStreet)
- The history of the “dark cross.” (Big Picture)
- Doug Kass on the prospects of “something good” happening to the equity market. (TheStreet)
- Treasury yields are falling, but it has little to do with deflation. (The Money Game)
Abnormal Returns Classic:
- What is the bond market telling us with such low yields? (MarketBeat)
- The trading range illustrated. (VIX and More)
- The Lenny Dykstra story keeps getting worse. (The Daily Beast update DailyFinance)
- The underlying dynamics of momentum investing. (Ivanhoff Capital)
- Financial literacy is shockingly bad. (New Yorker)
We also had a handful of posts over at Abnormal Returns Classic:
- Specialization and the evolving econoblogosphere. (Abnormal Returns)
- You have been warned. The crowd has discovered energy MLPs. (Abnormal Returns)
- Question of the day: Would you rather own the 10 year T-note yielding 3.0% or Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) with a dividend yield of 3.7%? (AR Screencast)
- Stocks, bonds and the curious case of Berkshire Hathaway ($BRKB). (AR Screencast)
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