Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Rupee freefall hurts foreign investors (WSJ)
Weak Cement prices will affect profitability (Mint)
JSW Energy:Desperately seeking black gold (BusinessStandard)
The ultimate bullish presentation for gold (BusinessInsider)
Is Facebook the rusty hinge of the stock market? (DailyReckoning)
Even the underwriters were sick of Facebook ! (DealBreaker)
Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Warren Buffett’s best metric for market valuation (Moneycontrol)
Why PE funds in India are changing drastically (ET)
JSW Steel battles its iron ore blues (BusinessStandard)
SEBI Watch:SEBI notifies Alternative Investment Funds Regulations (SEBI)
Jain Irrigation:Can’t pay its debts and wants to conquer Africa ! (SuchetaDalal)
Private returns to public office:An amazing paper on wealth accumulation of politicians (NBER)
To the class of 2012 (DailyReckoning)
Keep Single guys away from your portfolio (TRB)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
India is a risky ballgame (WSJ)
Homes most affordable in 30 years !! (FinancialExpress)
Is insider trading part of the fabric? (Nytimes)
Chinese bubble likely to burst (Globe&Mail)
Italy and the great tax revolt (ZeroHedge)
JP Morgan’s debacle and its parallels to AIG (Washingtonpost)
Going on faith (NYTimes)
Interesting reads for the weekend:
The news that ought to be the headlines (Tehelka)
Can you take it Chandan Mitra? (NewsLaundry)
Devils in the Diva-Whitney Houston (VanityFair)
Can science explain why we tell stories ? (NewYorker)
The epic battle to defend Facebook’s IPO price (TRB)
Catching “the world’s most prolific criminal fixer of soccer matches (ESPN)
Dr. Sreedharan-the Bharat Ratna nobody talks about (Kaipullai)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Indigo takes # 1 Slot (FirstPost)
No role for Govt in land acquisition (Mint)
Why Warren Buffett really likes newspapers (BusinessWeek)
Queen Elizabeth-Venture Capitalist for Marauders (Bloomberg)
About that Spainish bank downgrade (FTAlphaville)
Greek Banks Crumble (Telegraph)
How Norway’s day traders are taking on the algos (FT)