10 Tuesday PM Reads

August 12, 2014 5:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reads:

• Do Risk-Adjusted Returns Matter? (A Wealth of Common Sense) see also How to keep your portfolio on track for the long term (WSJ)
• Higher Housing Costs Aren’t Likely to Fade Soon, Cleveland Fed Study Says (Real Time Economics)
• Bankruptcy Filings Will Be the Lowest Since 1995 — Here Is A Reason Why (Credit Slips)
• Trouble in Paradise (Above the Market)
• China Loosens Monetary Conditions in Test of Credit Power (Bloomberg) see also Top One Percent Has One-Third of China’s Wealth (China File)
• Computational Linguistics of Twitter Reveals the Existence Superdialects (MIT Technology Review)
• Power Network Draws Rich Families to Chicago Banker Byron Trott (Bloomberg)
• Piketty and the Randomness of Wealth (FT Alphaville)
• Here’s Why Stealing Cars Went Out of Fashion (NY Times)
• Mac v. PC in 3 Charts (Fortune) see also Inside Apple’s Internal Training Program (NY Times)

What are you reading?

Is the market in rally mode?

Source: Barron’s

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