10 Tuesday PM Reads

February 25, 2014 5:00pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reading:

• What a bond bear market really looks like (MarketWatch)
• Closer to the Top than the Bottom (Reformed Broker)
• The Best Way to Learn As an Investor (Motley Fool)
• Rolls-Royce Drone Ships Challenge $375 Billion Industry (Bloomberg)
• America’s Hottest Housing Market Has Suddenly Cooled Down (Real Time Economics) see also America’s Weird, Enduring Love Affair With Cars and Houses (The Atlantic)
• Six Economic Initiatives the White House Will Push in Its Next Budget (Real Time Economics)
• Red-Light Cameras Click Less as Cities Get Orwell Off Road (Bloomberg)
• Can an Audacious Plan to Create a New Energy Resource Help Save the Planet? (New Yorker) see also Climate Boomerang: Small Volcanoes Restraining A Much Faster Warming Planet, For Now (Think Progress)
• Trolls just want to have fun (Science Direct)
• Ebert’s Groundhog Day Review (1993) (Roger Ebert)

What are you reading?

Money Is Pouring Into Continental Shares as U.S. Funds See Outflows

Source: WSJ

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