More Hot Links: Booms, Busts & Viking Treasure
- Joshua M Brown
- August 30th, 2009
More Hot Links for Weekend Reading...
Trader Mark takes us back to what he was saying/ doing the week the market bottomed. (FundMyMutualFund)
Unemployed in their 40's and 50's. (NYT)
Big mistake: commercial fisherman who literally s%$& where they eat. (True/Slant)
Killer chart: Rise and fall of the US Dollar, 1800 to 2009. (ZeroHedge)
Robert Shiller's boom/bust echo chamber piece. (NYT)
David Merkel: Avoid risk when you are undercompensated for taking it. (AlephBlog)
The fourth anniversary of Katrina. (TheNewRepublic)
I love this new trend...college alumni suing their school for the fact that they have no jobs. (Consumerist)
"It's times like these when money returns to it's rightful owners." (UrbanDigs)
Huge hoard of 1000-year-old Viking treasure to go on display. (TheHistoryBlog)
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