Thursday, October 16, 2008

Linkfest 10/16/2008

  • Turkmenistan gas field 5th largest in the world (WSJ)
  • Behaving responsibly will get you in trouble (Infectious Greed)
  • Home prices seem far from bottom (NYT)
  • Sharp declines in equities partly due to hedge fund unwind (Infectious Greed)
  • Dumping stocks now might not be such a good idea (Don Fishback)
  • We have a global recession for sure (The Big Picture)
  • Want to invest in wool? (HardAssetInvestor)
  • Even Citadel is down 26% YTD, time to reconsider that arrogance (Fund my Mutual Fund, WSJ)
  • Another cyclical bottom call (Trader's Narrative)
  • Yet another reason to be bullish: Merrill's fund manager survey (WSJ)
  • The Subprime Panic (SSRN)
  • Peer-to-peer lending in a bit of trouble (NYT)
  • Barclays Global Investors has $2.08 trillion under management (II)
  • $43 billion pulled out US hedge funds in Sept (FT)
  • Crusader Fund closing doors (Bloomberg)
  • No matter what your strategy is you are f@#$&^ (NakedShorts)
  • Yet another buy call (Econbrowser)

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