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, March 2nd, 2013. The description reads as it does in the relevant linkfest:
- How many screens do traders need? (Howard Lindzon)
- What Barry Ritholtz is thinking at the moment. (Forbes)
- Five signs the rally is on hold. (The Reformed Broker)
- Andrew McAfee, “I think what’s going on in my home industry of higher education at present is something between a bubble and a scandal.” (HBR)
- A new theory on asset pricing. (Aleph Blog)
- There is a huge disconnect between what the financial media covers and what investors actually need. (The Reformed Broker)
- This indicator points to a continued bull market. (Dynamic Hedge)
- What new highs (and lows) are saying about the potential for a market top. (Mark Hulbert)
- Checking in on ‘lazy portfolios.’ (Marketwatch)
- How to deal with a low (and rising) interest rate environment. (Learn Bonds)
What you might have missed on the site this week:
- Some good old fashioned (financial) media bashing. (Abnormal Returns)
- In pursuit of mediocrity or the high cost of active management. (Amazon Money & Markets)
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