Barton Biggs is dumping stocks.  (Bloomberg)

The state of equity market sentiment at week-end.  (Trader’s Narrative)

“Thirteen of the top 25 companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500 now trade at or below 10 times estimated 2011 profits…”  (Barron’s)

What happens after a seven-day losing streak for the Dow?  (Bespoke)

Is it worth paying up for volatility “insurance”?  (WSJ)

When market breadth is bad it usually gets worse.  (Trader’s Narrative)

Some items that could ruin your summer.  (MarketBeat)

Be careful when you borrow money from a hedge fund.  (WSJ)

Tesla (TSLA) as a metaphor for the current stock market.  (Deal Journal also clean2tech, Trader’s Narrative)

The Indian stock market keeps on chugging along.  (Bespoke)

What is a “legal beagle” stock?  (The Reformed Broker)

The aluminum market is all out of whack.  (FT)

Is HFT net-net displacing capital formation?  (Rajiv Sethi)

A look at the economy relative to expectations.  (VIX and More)

“The Economic Cycle Research Institute’s Weekly Leading Economic Growth Rate Index continues to drop further into negative territory.”  (BondSquawk)

Slow growth, but not double-dip, yet.  (Econbrowser)

Differentiating between a double-dip and a full-blow recession.  (Calculated Risk, ibid)

“You can simultaneously stimulate short term and reduce longer term debt.”  (Big Picture)

Reinhart and Rogoff and the return of the history of economics.  (NYTimes)

A preview of what a Greek debt restructuring might look like.  (FT)

Post-war economists don’t do energy.  (Gregor Macdonald)

A new entry into the crisis literature:  “Confessions of an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager.”  (Speakeasy)

Behavioral finance’s smoking gun.  (The Psy-Fi Blog)

Why “experts” are so often wrong.  (Time via Farnam Street)

Why intelligent people fail.  (kottke)

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