Tuesday Linkage

July 14, 2009 2:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

Its Monday Tuesday afternoon — time for a quick linkfest:

• Mortimer Zuckerman: The Economy Is Even Worse Than You Think (WSJ)

• Home Prices Play Big Role in Americans’ Decision to Move (Real Time Economics)

• Reset Chart from Credit Suisse has a Major Error (Healdsburg Housing Bubble)

• Shadow Banking: What It Is, How it Broke, and How to Fix It (Atlantic)

• McKinsey’s Cracked Crystal Ball (Slate)

• Paul McCulley asks, “What If?”

• Uncle Sam is $1 trillion in the hole (CNN/Money)

• Retrain your brain from ‘left’ to ‘right’ to fit into new economy (USA Today)

• Microsoft Has ‘Herculean’ Task in Taking on Google (Bloomberg)

• High-ranking insurance PR flack defects, explains dirty tricks used to fight universal healthcare (boingboing)

• Looking at the question WWPGD: Personal Finance According to Family Guy (Mint)

I miss anything noteworthy?

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