10 MidWeek PM Reads

March 13, 2013 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reading:

• Transports: On the Road Again (Dr. Ed’s Blog)
• Dow Theorist (and Uber Bear) Richard Russell Flips Bullish (MarketBeat) see also The Most Inevitable Market Headline of All Time (The Motley Fool)
• Five reasons the payroll tax hike won’t kill US consumers (Quartz)
• Banks’ Debt Addiction Said to Face Scrutiny at Basel Group (Bloomberg)
• Big Sugar Is Set for a Sweet Bailout (WSJ)
• Nothing’s Stopping America’s Enemies from Smashing Our Power Grid (Business Insider) • Is Paul Ryan an Inflation Nutter? (Bloomberg)
• Apple’s plan for its cash: stock buyback or more dividends likely coming this spring (Quartz) see also How Google Grabbed Apple’s Groove (The Fiscal Times)
• Android Owners Aren’t Real Smartphone Owners (Business Insider)
• Richard Feynman on the Universal Responsibility of Scientists (brain pickings)

What are you reading?

10 Corps Increased Offshore Holdings by $5 Billion or More in 2012

Source: CTJ

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