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The top of today’s reading list describes why Too Big to Fail is stronger than ever…….. and the last article says everything (not just stocks) is overvalued.
- No Lehman Moments as Biggest Banks Deemed Too Big to Fail (Bob Ivry, Bloomberg)
- The Coal Baron’s Downfall (Laurence Leamer, The Daily Beast)
- The Limits of Governing Budgetary Policies by Rules (Daniela Scharzer, Triple Crisis) Hat tip to Naked Capitalism.
- Robert Skidelsky vs. Niall Ferguson: John Maynard Keynes Is Not Ke$ha (Also, the U.S. Is Not Greece, and 2013 Is Not 1923) (Brad DeLong)
- A Few Words About Alan Abelson (Barry Ritholtz, The Big Picture)
- ‘Modern Portfolio Theory Is Dead’: Sierra’s David Wright (John Sullivan, AdvisorOne)
- Thermal invisibility cloak in first demonstration (BBC News) Last week we had an item about an optical invisibility cloak. Now this. What’s next? A knowledge invisibility cloak? Oh, wait – that has been around for a long time.
- How are humans going to become extinct? (Sean Coughlin, BBC News) Hat tip to Barry Ritholtz, The Big Picture)
- Surprise Winner in Thomas Friedman Porn-Title Contest (Matt Taibbi, Taibblog, RollingStone) Hat tip to Naked Capitalism.
- It’s not just stocks; everything is overvalued (Rex Nutting, MarketWatch)
