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, January 18th, 2014. The description reads as it does in the relevant linkfest:
- Ten money lessons from older Americans. (Morgan Housel)
- CAPE, meet CADY. (Crossing Wall Street)
- A look at two very different (big) bets on the future. (Felix Salmon)
- Carl Richards, “Investment success is not a matter of more information, intelligence or skill. It’s a matter of behavior.” (Bucks Blog)
- There is a shocking amount of consensus on Wall Street. (Big Picture)
- My best investment for the next decade: you. (Business Insider)
- Goldman Sachs is not happy with the stock market’s valuation. (MoneyBeat)
- On the meaning of “new all-time highs.” (The Reformed Broker)
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Should you buy stocks just because there are no attractive alternatives? (Mark Hulbert)
- Signs of stock market divergences. (The Short Side of Long)
This past week was a big one on the site. Check these just in case you missed something:
- Indexing is no panacea for investors. (Abnormal Returns)
- Investment decision making: diversity over biology. (Abnormal Returns)
- Investing in your “personal capital” for the next decade. (Abnormal Returns)
- Abnormal Returns was included this list of the top ten blogs to follow. (RIABiz)
- Ten pundits weigh in on the question of financial bubbles. (Abnormal Returns)
- Our take on the value of “investment mediocrity.” (Money)
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