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Linkfest:July 27, 2012

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Multiple deals for Onmobile on the table (Mint)

Indian protectionism against trade in services (AjayShah)

Value guys give up on Microsoft (TRB)

The best advice from the greatest investors in history (BusinessInsider)

Why investors should hate personal observation (PsyFi)

Anything but market timing (RickFerri)

Top quant to next generation:You suck (FTAlphaville)

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Linkfest:July 26, 2012

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

The Olympics Indicator (Bespoke)

16 Biggest Mass Layoffs of the year (BusinessInsider)

Why investors should hate innovation (PsyFi)

Deflation now, inflation later (DailyReckoning)

The rotten heart of finance (Economist)

At Goldman Sachs, something in the water (Dealbook)

I am not familiar with your work (TRB)

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Linkfest:July 25,2012

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Investors put money in range accrual notes (ET)

Oil co’s profits are largely fiction (Firstpost)

From an unlikely source, a serious challenge to Wall Street (RollingStone)

4 Trading strategies for earnings announcements (Damodaran)

Things investors should hate:Gurus (PsyFi )

Three keys to greater wealth in the markets (Forbes)

Libor scandal detailed and explained (BigPicture)

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Linkfest:July 24, 2012

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Moody changes Germany’s outlook to negative (BS)

India gives Oprah the thumbs down (WSJ)

Deja Monday (Bespoke)

Free Money (Krugman)

The beauty of back testing (RogueTraderette)

Who are you really mad at? (HBR)

Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)

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Linkfest:July 23, 2012

Some stuff I am reading today:

The long rope and its consequences (FE)

Undue favors to 12 firms in allocating coal blocks (Mint)

Badla comes back to BSE in a new avatar (BS)

Two escape routes away from formal sector finance (AjayShah)

The basics of owning bonds (WashingtonPost)

Strategies and Tactics…bake and stir (HowardLindzon)

Equity Markets are looking dodgy (BigPicture)