Some good reads from around the web.
Happy Easter everyone!
May all your eggs contain a Kinder Surprise.
From the money blogs
- Shareholders are revolting – The Psy-Fi blog
- How to choose a passive fund – The Munro Fund Blog
- The permanent portfolio revisited – The Daily Reckoning
- Researching funds on MorningStar – Oblivious Investor
- Cash security blanket turns into tourniquet – Investing Caffeine
- Top quality FTSE 100 dividend stocks – Stockopedia
- The buy-to-let conundrum – Simple Living in Suffolk
- What would you do with way more money? – Mr Money Mustache
- Surviving fuel strikes – Five Pence Piece
- Remember unemployment? – Stumbling and Mumbling
Book of the week: Have I recommended The Chimp Paradox
Mainstream media money
- The man who broke Atlantic City – The Atlantic
- MIT researchers predict ‘global economic collapse’ by 2030 – Yahoo
- History stole your market returns – The Motley Fool (US)
- Currency disunion – The Economist
- Swedroe: Is inflation likely to soar? – CBS
- Roth: 10 lessons from the great crash and recovery – CBS
- Peston: Wall Street comes to Watton [More bad banking] – BBC
- Peer-to-peer lending grows despite risks – FT
- How to defuse your mortgage time-bomb – Telegraph
- Private sector staff must pay 10x as much for equivalent of public sector ‘gold plated’ pensions – Telegraph
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1 Comment
1. Yet another good piece from Allan Roth (“10 lessons from the great stock crash and recovery”).
2. But I don’t like how he forces you to navigate his lists [here “10 lessons”] one item at a time – without ever giving you the complete list in one place for perusal and/or reference. Also, each item is only identified numerically, by page number, forcing you to click on each link to discover its contents.
3. Perhaps it’s a lesson in delayed gratification from Mr Roth? 11 lessons, then. 🙂