Thursday Morning Reads: Going Rogue, Share Traders More Reckless Than Psychopaths

Hope you guys are all having a great start to your Thursday morning.  I bet just like us your counting down the hours to the weekend, don’t worry we’re almost there now entering the final stretch run. For those of you who are commuting to work whether that’s on a train, bus, carpooling below are some truly great articles to keep you entertained and keep you learning. If your already at work or have the day off then either take an early break or just sit back and enjoy some great leisurely reading as we have found some truly great yet powerful content below, enjoy!

Going Rogue: Share Traders More Reckless Than Psychopaths, Study Shows (Spiegel)

Traders’ Brains, Rogue Hormones (The Economist)

Firestorm Over a Trader Interview (The New York Times)

Top Hedge Fund Mixes Ayn Rand, Behavioral Psych (MarketWatch)

The Art of Winning An (even More) Unfair Game (Sports Illustrated Vault)

A Crash Isn’t Inevitable, but Worries Aplenty (Sydney Morning Herald)

Better Government Isn’t Smaller or Bigger (Bloomberg)

From Unemployment to Startup (CNN Money)

7 Students in Wealthy School District Arrested for SAT Scandal (The Lookout)

The Ikea Effect: When Labor Leads to Love (The Harvard Business Review)

Macroeconomics: Evidence or Ideology (Economists View)

America’s Most Powerful Liberal? (Politico)

Life-size Lego SUV is as Impractical as it is Awesome (Yahoo Games)

Ashton Kutcher’s Conflict of Interest ‘Two and a Half Men’ (Yahoo News)

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