10 Monday AM Reads

April 29, 2013 10:00am by Barry Ritholtz

My Monday morning reads to start the week:

• Where Is the Larger Bubble, in Stocks or Bonds? (Minyanville)
• Deep thoughts on civilisation from Jeremy “Hari Seldon” Grantham (FT Alphaville)
• Influential economist says Wall Street’s full of ‘crooks’ (New York Post) in related news, the Earth is round.
• The great economic experiment of 2013: Ben Bernanke vs. austerity (Washington Post) see also European Leaders’ Softening on Austerity May Accelerate (Bloomberg)
• Nate Silver: What Big Data can’t predict (Fortune)
• Why the 10-year rate of return outlook expectation doesn’t work well in present volatile market environment (Humble Student of the Markets)
• Simon Johnson: Big Banks’ Tall Tales (Project Syndicate)
• With Home Listings Low, Spec Building Is Back (CNBC)
• The Psychology of Errors (Cook&Bynum) see also Refereeing the Reinhart-Rogoff Debate (Bloomberg)
• Winners of the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards (Atlantic)

What are you reading?

Billionaires Flee Havens as Trillions Pursued Offshore

Source: Bloomberg

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