10 Thursday PM Reads

March 1, 2012 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reading:

• Hedge Fund Manager Dan Zwirn, the Man Who Fell to Earth (Businessweek)
• Dark Pools Win Record Stock Volume as NYSE Trading Slows to 1990s Levels (Bloomberg)
• Share Traders More Reckless Than Psychopaths, Study Shows (Spiegel.de) see also 10 Commandments for Con Men (Lists Of Note)
• Analysis: Critics question cost as consultants nip and tuck SEC (Reuters)
• Commodites: Bull market corrections or the start of bear markets (Peter Brandt) see also Rising Crude Prices Tap Into a Barrel of Nonsense (Bloomberg)
• Threatened Goldman Japan workers unionize (Japan Times)
• Senators target Facebook with bill that would close stock-option loophole (Washington Post)
• In the Future Everything Will Be A Coffee Shop (Speculist)
• Memory Is Not a Recording Device: How Technology Shaped Our Metaphors for Remembering (Brain Pickings)
• Bubbles at the Edge of Space: Merav Opher Is Changing Astrophysics (Txchnologist)

What are you reading?

No, Rick, Energy Prices Did Not Cause the Housing Bust

Source: TPM

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