Thanks for checking in with us this weekend. Here are the items our readers clicked most frequently on Abnormal Returnsfor the week ended Saturday, March 25th, 2012. The description reads per the relevant linkfest:
- What happens after a big drop in volatility? (Ticker Sense)
- THESE are the only people who make money on Wall Street. (Altucher Confidential)
- Five surprising lessons from a career on Wall Street. (Big Picture)
- In praise of the best economics website in the world. (Money Game)
- What is R? (Brian Lund)
- Investors are looking for safety in all the wrong places. (A Dash of Insight)
- Robert Sinn, “Eventually the dumb money will get it wrong and overstay the party, however, the point is that the usefulness of these dumb/smart money indicators is heavily overstated particularly in trending market environments.” (Stock Sage)
- Doug Kass now thinks the S&P 500 is overvalued. (TheStreet)
- You have been warned: a noted market tell has gotten bullish on gold. (I Heart Wall Street)
- Four (good) reasons to be less bullish than three months ago. (Minyanville)
What else you missed on the site this week:
- Pop-up trades or what traders can learn from the hot new restaurant trend. (Abnormal Returns)
- Everything can be automated, even money management. (Abnormal Returns)
- Howard Marks and James Montier on whether things really are different this time. (Abnormal Returns)
- Cheap calories and commissions, redux. (Abnormal Returns)
- A round up of more Apple links in light of yesterday’s busy news day. (Abnormal Returns)
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