Here are seven (or so) links at 7AM Eastern. We will see you later with the daily linkfest. Good luck out there.
Information asymmetry at work: small investors never got the full scoop on Facebook earnings. (Business Insider also WSJ)
Aswath Damodaran still wants not part of Facebook ($FB). (Forbes)
The Facebook IPO fiasco give investors another reason to walk away from stocks altogether. (HuffingtonPost)
Now they tell us…Nasdaq ($NDAQ) says it should have delayed the Facebook IPO. (WSJ, FT)
Greece
Germany says no to Eurozone bonds. (FT)
Would a Greek exit from the Euro give it a better chance of surviving? (Money Game)
The future of the drachma and what it means for Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling ($CCH). (FT Alphaville)
Earlier on Abnormal Returns
Part one of our discussion with Nardin Baker on the low volatility anomaly. (Abnormal Returns)
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