Catching Up Over the Weekend

Catching Up Over the Weekend

* Three patterns of negative self-talk and overcoming them;

* The downside of perfectionism for traders;

* Debt crisis for the euro and the European Union;

* Macro risk will come from Euroland, not U.S.;

* Troubling jobs numbers and more on the world debt problem;

* The problem of downward U.S. wage growth;

* Looking at a jobless recovery;

* We’re still looking at “too big to fail”;

* Interesting portrait of a speed skating champion;

* PIMCO’s view on bond markets;

* Build America Bonds keeping lid on tax free muni rates;

* Some worldview differences between self-described conservatives and liberals;

* Building defenses in the Persian Gulf;

* Toyota: When confidence brings blind spots.

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3 Responses to “Catching Up Over the Weekend”

1. Michele Says:
   February 10th, 2010 at 9:58 am

   I love the weekend link-fest. There's always something interesting, surprising, or important there that I would have missed otherwise. Thanks so much for doing the hard work of finding and posting these.

2. Steve Willette Says:
   February 10th, 2010 at 9:59 am

   Thank you for posting the link: “Some worldview differences between self-described conservatives and liberals.” I saved a PDF print out of the pole because of the Liberal contradiction.
   I scratched my head when reviewing the charts on the strong, positive feelings with both Conservatives and Liberals about “Small Business, Free Enterprise and Entrepreneurs” versus Liberals negative feelings about “Capitalism.”
   As defined at the bottom of the article, I was also taught that they are, pretty much one and the same.
   I think Liberals need to start educating themselves about what a “Free Market” is and stop relying so much on the media to educate them.
   The4xJournal

3. cleon Says:
   February 10th, 2010 at 10:30 am

   Just wanted to say thanks for managing such a wonderful blog for traders. In the cycle of adding source after source of information on Trading, then deciding that outside influences were not necessarily a good thing, and subsequently cutting back on almost everything…I find that your blog continues to add value and is a keeper. Thanks for all the attention and advice you provide us.