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Saturday, November 12, 2011

Saturday Night Reads

  • Matt Busigin - When realized volatility eclipses implied volatility
  • WSJ - Old Debts Dog Europe's Banks
  • CNN - Insider selling is soaring again
  • The Globe & Main - Euro recession will depend on banks: Carney
  • FT Alphaville - A tale of two stock markets
  • The Atlantic - Can Berlusconi's Departure Save the Euro?
  • Mike Shedlock - Perfect Storm; Eight Reasons to be Bullish on the US Dollar
  • NY Times - How a Financial Pro Lost His House
  • Carl Futia - Be content with what is possible
  • Business Insider - Sorry, But Markets Broke Down Ominously Yesterday
  • Credit Writedowns - India getting hit by European slowdown
  • The Psi-Fi Blog - It's How Big, Not How Often, That Counts
  • Mike Norman - Euro crisis is over
  • Andrew Weil - Spontaneous Happiness: Our Nature-Deficit Disorder
  • Surly Trader - Best Action is Inaction
  • NY Times - Even as Governments Act, Time Runs Short for Euro
  • The Fiscal Times - Why Italy May Get the Boot from the Eurozone
  • Fox Business - Super Committee Doomed to Fail From the Get Go
  • Tom Brakke - They and they alone
  • Reuters - Unite or risk fragmentation, Barroso tells EU
  • Gavyn Davies - FT - Does the ECB really have a silver bullet
  • Reuters - Portugal PM says ECB should not pay for EU's sinners
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