Tuesday Reads

November 17, 2009 4:00pm by Barry Ritholtz

Some interesting reads:

• Recovery Can Only Go So Far Without Jobs (Market Talk)

• Paul Farrell: Wall Street’s 2012 meltdown sweepstakes (Marketwatch)

• Lessons from the crisis: Re-educate the geeks (Reuters) British quant seeks to reform financial risk-takers

• America’s Newest Land Baron: FDIC (WSJ)

• Not So Pretty Numbers And The New Bubble Logic (Market Talk)

• 6 REASONS RICHARD RUSSELL WANTS TO OWN GOLD (Pragmatic Capitalist)

• Why the Crisis Isn’t Going Away (Counterpunch)

• Inflation Faces an Uphill Climb (WSJ)

• About Half in U.S. Would Pay for Online News, Study Finds (NYT)

• 45% Now Rate Obama’s Economic Performance As Poor (Rasmussan)

• Take Me Back to Constantinople (FR): Advice for the US from the Byzantine Empire

• GE Goes for Backyard Wind Power: Making A Big Deal of Small Wind

• Oxford Word of the Year 2009: Unfriend

What are you reading?

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