Thanks for checking in with us this weekend. Here are the items our readers clicked most frequently on Abnormal Returns for the week ended Saturday, June 2nd, 2012. The description reads per the relevant linkfest:
- Just what is the all-time low 10-year Treasury yield? (Big Picture)
- A true out-of-sample tests of some technical trading rules. (CXO Advisory Group)
- Beware the obvious trade. (Brian Lund)
- Why bearish calls are so easy to make. (The Reformed Broker)
- Markets should be paying more attention to China, not Europe. (Humble Student of the Markets)
- Proprietary traders out on their own with hedge funds are having a tough time of it. (Reuters)
- Fifteen great investor quotes. (Big Picture)
- What now for gold? (The Reformed Broker)
- Jeff Carter, “Why is hiring so tough? Because talented people don’t need you anymore.” (Points and Figures)
- Drudge Report financial headlines as a contrary indicator. (Bespoke)
The Abnormal Returns book tour rolls on. Our stops this week:
- My weekend coverage Q&A with Adam Warner about the Abnormal Returns book. (Minyanville)
- The results of a conversation I recently had with Bill Luby about the Abnormal Returns book. (VIX and More)
- Investing is hard and then there’s gold. (Apmex)
What else you missed on the site this week:
- The “confidential holdings” hedge funds do not want you to know about. (Abnormal Returns)
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