File This One Away
Whilst doing some reading this morning I had the misfortune of coming across this. I love a good prediction – wonder whether he has any money on it?
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Still Sideways
Despite the euphoria of those who are proclaiming the worst is over on the back of a single positive day – this chart is enlightening. Sometimes it is worthwhile removing as much noise from the chart as possible., Until we break this range one way or another I am not convinced about anything……
The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out
I dug this out of my archive of stuff. Feynman is one of my academic hero’s. In a world seemingly filled to the brim with the worship of the ordinary and the stupid. I think it is essential to remind ourselves that there have been people who were neither stupid nor ordinary. If you dont…
RIP Ray Bradbury
Fahrenheit 451 remains my favourite view of a dystopian future. This is Bradbury’s last column.
Least Value
Neat graphic from Bloomberg on the relative value that CEO’s bring to financial organisations. It pretty much tracks a study I read in the 1980’s which stated quite bluntly that the worst performing companies have the highest paid executives.
Hedge Fund Wizards
I mentioned the other day that I had started reading Hedge Fund Wizards and I have to admit it is a little flat. Whislt, I am only part way through I have noticed a few things. Firstly, Schwager seems to have fallen into the hedge fund myth. The forward to the book gives the impression…
Jack Schwager Interview
Jack Schwager is interviewed by Micheal Martin about his new book Hedge Fund Wizards.
This Country Is Stuffed
If you have ever wondered why this country is stuffed consider this little incident from the weekend. Yesterday was the mid point meeting of our Mentor Program, during the lunch break LB and I are busy doing stuff in the room and dont have time to go down to the restaurant for lunch. To fix…
SEC: Taking on Big Firms is ‘Tempting,’ But We Prefer Picking On Little Guys
More from Matt Taibbi the best finance journalist around at present It’s by now been well-established that the S.E.C.’s performance in policing Wall Street before, after, and during the crash has been comically inept. It would be putting it generously to say that the top cop on the financial services beat has demonstrated particular incompetence…
No Love For Stocks
Snipped this out of the WSJ It follows on from a discussion we have been having in the Mentor Program about the impact of longer term changes in volumes might have on the market. To be honest I ma not certain what to make of it. Whether it reflects a structural change in the market…
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