Posted on 02 July 2010. Tags: aspiring entrepreneurs, Barry Ritholtz, beast, Best of the Web, big picture, board the bullet train, Bullet Train, businessweek, clarity, consensus, conviction, dennis crowley, francesca di meglio, harrison college, Jim Cramer, marijuana legalization, market cycles, Psychology, scandal, states rights, Todd Harrison, volatility
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Minyanville’s 2010 Mid-Year Review by Todd Harrison
College: Big Investment, Paltry Return By Francesca Di Meglio at BusinessWeek
Jim Cramer Stock Touting Scandal at Randall Lane at The Daily Beast
Marijuana Legalization: A States’ Rights Showdown? by Chris Good at The Atlantic
Clarity, Conviction, Consensus by Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture
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Posted on 20 February 2010. Tags: Bailout, Best of the Web, board the bullet train, Bullet Train, city of angels, Derivatives, ed hess, golden rule, Goldman Sachs, grateful dead, illusion, joshua, management secrets, Matt Taibbi, Minyanville, Obama, Onion, professor ed, Rolling Stone, smart growth, stone management, Todd Harrison
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Posted on 13 February 2010. Tags: Babak, Bailout, Best of the Web, Bullet Train, david stockman, definitive guide, earnings season, fiscal disaster, folly, GDP, Hedge Funds, market sentiment, prieur, short hedge, social security
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Posted on 23 January 2010. Tags: Best of the Web, Bullet Train

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The Global Debt Bomb at Forbes
How the Dollar Index Got Set Up for a Violent Reversal at Minyanville
Is the US Dollar a Crowded Trade? by Jordan Roy-Byrne at The Daily Gold
Check in with Damien Hoffman by Ilene at Phil’s Stock World [Interview with me which discusses some fun stuff including our plans for 2010]
What’s Still Hidden in AIG Files? at Huffington Post
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Is the NYSE Manipulating Trades?
The Edge: Three Restaurants for the New Decade
Is the Fed Really Against Regulation? The Case for Exceptionalism
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Posted on 16 January 2010. Tags: Best of the Web, Bullet Train

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Up-and-Coming Retailers at Minyanville
See the Real State of Collapsing State Tax Revenues by Joe Weisenthal at Business Insider
Leaders of SEC and FDIC say agencies’ failings contributed to financial crisis at Washington Post
Capital One Auto Charge Offs Surge by 50% at Zero Hedge
Record Bank Bonuses Based on Record Fraud by Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture
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Posted on 09 January 2010. Tags: Best of the Web, Bullet Train

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University of Chicago School of Thought Gets an “F” by Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture
PIMCO: There’s No Way The Market Can Absorb The Fed’s Giant Balance Sheet Once It’s Time To Tighten at Business Insider
5 Centuries of Bubbles and Bursts at CNNMoney
Interview With Wall St. Cheat Sheet’s Damien Hoffman by Drea Knufken at Business Pundit
Outraged By the Cable Wars? Cut the Cord at Minyanville
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Posted on 01 January 2010. Tags: Best of the Web, Bullet Train

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2010: Things I’ve Learned by Todd Harrison at Minyanville
10 Thoughts on the Past Decade in Equities at Abnormal Returns
On Goldman’s (and Now Morgan Stanley’s) Deceptive Synthetic CDO Practices (aka Screwing Their Customers) by Yves Smith at Naked Capitalism
Stiglitz: 6 Harsh Lessons We Failed to Learn by Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture
Budget Deficits Have Consequences by Diana Furchtgott-Roth at Real Clear Markets
Free TV in Trouble at The Huffington Post
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Is it All Just a Ponzi Scheme?
Featured Trade Google Hits First Profit Target
Into the Wild, or TARP Officials Gone Wild?
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