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 22nd, 2014. The description reads as it does in the relevant linkfest:
- Luck vs. skill: comparing Bill Gross and Bill Miller. (Fortune)
- Robert Seawright, “In all probabilistic fields, like investing and gambling, the best performers dwell on process.” (Above the Market)
- A look inside the proposal of a big wealth manager. (Phil Demuth)
- Why you should get rid of your second monitor. (Farhad Manjoo)
- The best online brokers of 2014. (Barron’s)
- More signs of investor optimism. (The Felder Report)
- Another sign that European stocks are cheap relative to US stocks. (The Reformed Broker)
- Why index funds should make up a “default portfolio.” (Morningstar)
- The world’s cheapest ETF portfolio just got cheaper. (ETF)
- Five things lucky people do every day. (Inc.)
Check out what you might have missed on this buy week on the site:
- Mutual fund performance still matters. (Abnormal Returns)
- The upside of bubbles: the biotech edition. (Abnormal Returns)
- Margin by another name. Why you shouldn’t borrow against your home to buy stocks. (Abnormal Returns)
- 99% of people don’t want to trade, luckily for them they have new tools to work with. (Abnormal Returns)
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