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Saturday’s Must-Read Articles: Apple’s Next Big Thing & The Second Coming of Facebook
Hope everyone had a solid work week & are ready to enjoy a great weekend! For those of you who love to read we have a great list of articles for you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the market’s current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Apple’s Next Big Thing (Slate)
Why Does Apple Care About Its Share Price? (Businessweek)
Apple to Tap a Hungry Debt Market (WSJ)
The second coming of Facebook (CNNMoney)
Facebook Leans In (Vanity Fair)
What If We Never Run Out of Oil? (Atlantic)
Everything Is Rigged: The Biggest Price-Fixing Scandal Ever (Rolling Stone)
Talkin’ ’bout a revolution: Why Occupy Wall Street Failed (FT.com)
This Bud’s for You! Legal Pot in the U.S. (GQ.com)
Everything you ‘know’ about the Fed is wrong (Minyanville)
Consumers Are Just Fine, Thank You. (WSJ)
Dixon’s Take: Traders Beware, ‘News’ Ain’t What It Used to Be (Minyanville)
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Sunday’s Must-Read Articles: Don’t Jump in Stocks Unless You Plan to Stay
Hope everyone has had a great weekend! We have something to help you all enjoy it a little more. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the market’s current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Don’t Jump in Stocks Unless You Plan to Stay - Howard Gold, MarketWatch
Mortgages’ Future Looks Too Much Like Past - Gretchen Morgenson, NYT
3 Lessons From the Shale Gas Revolution - Tyler Crowe, The Motley Fool
Does Dr. Copper Deserve a Malpractice Suit? - Myra Saefong, MarketWatch
Cyprus Can’t Happen Here? It Already Has - Jonathan Trugman, NY Post
Bitcoin: Virtual Currency Enters Real World - Kirsten Salyer, Bloomberg
Why Ralph Acampora Is Bullish On Stocks - Maria Bartiromo, USA Today
Lucky U.S. Must Not Wreck Its Recovery - Richard Blackden, The Telegraph
Tax Cuts Work, As Clinton Well Knows - Editorial, Investor’s Business Daily
Fed Won’t Fix Itself, So Congress Must Step It Up - Editorial, New York Sun
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Tuesday’s Must-Read Articles: Is This Bull Market Fundamentally Driven? A Look at PE Expansion
Happy Tuesday everyone, we hope you are having a great week so far. Below we have a great list of articles. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the market’s current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Doug Short: Is This Bull Market Fundamentally Driven? A Look at PE Expansion (Advisor Perspectives)
A Beginner’s Guide to Irrational Behavior (Coursera)
Perspectives on a Sluggish Recovery (Conversable Economist)
Jamie Dimon Told Regulators He Would Not Follow Regulations (FDL)
K is not capital, L is not labor (Interfluidity)
Martin Wolf: Why bankers are intellectually naked (The Financial Times)
When emotions rise or fall with the Dow (MarketWatch)
Bernanke Tightens Hold on Fed Message Against Hawks (Bloomberg)
One of the Most Sentiment-Driven Rallies Ever (TRB)
Stock Bulls Get New Member of Club (The Wall Street Journal)
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Friday’s Must-Read Articles: Is Facebook Over? Twitter’s Route to Maturity, Can We Expect an IPO Soon?
TGIF everyone, we hope you had a great week and are excited for the weekend to finally be. Below we have a great list of articles. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the market’s current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Is Facebook Over? (Salon)
Twitter’s Route to Maturity, Can We Expect an IPO Soon? (WSJ)
Credit Suisse Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2013 (CS PDF)
Why Do People Hate Rising Stock Prices? (Pragmatic Capitalism)
100 Startling Facts About the Economy (The Motley Fool)
Mr. Buffett on the Stock Market circa 1999 (Fortune)
E-Mails Imply JPM Knew Some Mortgage Deals Were Bad (DealBook)
How to Get an “Iffy” loan approved at JPM Chase (TBP)
Understanding Apple Requires an Analysis of Fundamentals and Psychology (Institutional Investor)
iTunes Store Sets New Record with 25 Billion Songs Sold (Apple)
The Next Secular Bull Market Is Still A Few Years Away (Street Talk Live)
Insiders now aggressively bearish (MarketWatch)
Money Changes Everything (NYT)
Establishing Your Top 10 Investment Default Settings (Above the Market)
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Wednesday’s Must-Read Articles: The Question You Should Be Asking About the Stock Market
Hope everyone’s week is going just fine so far. Below we have a great list of articles. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the market’s current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
The Question You Should Be Asking About the Stock Market (Bucks)
Friends of Fraud (NYT)
A Billion-Dollar Club, and Not So Exclusive (NYT)
The World War I Debts That Wouldn’t Go Away (Echoes)
One Recession Cost Is Lower Social Security Benefits (Economix)
Baby Boomers Sicker Than Parents’ Generation, Study Finds (Bloomberg)
College Is (Still) Worth It (Economix)
‘The Blackout Bowl,’ or ‘The Most Depressing Super Bowl Column You’ll Read’ (The Nation)
Money Matters: A bull-and-bear naturalist (Winnipeg Free Press)
The Question You Should Be Asking About the Stock Market (Bucks)
Unplugged: Why is Michael Dell buying back his company? (USA Today)
Silicon Valley’s Favorite Stories (Bits)
Paul Kedrosky Has A Fascinating Theory About What Has Gone Wrong At Apple (Business Insider)
More than one way to rebalance Portfolios (Morningstar)
The deadly quest for safety (Coppola Comment)
The Constant Correction Call (The Reformed Broker)
Michael Lewis: The Trouble with Wall Street — shocking news that Goldman Sachs is greedy (New Republic)
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Top 10 Super Bowl Articles You Must Read
Who’s ready for the Super Bowl? To get you excited for the big game, below we have a great list of Super Bowl related articles. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the markets current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Why Football is Still a Money Machine: The $10 Billion NFL Market (CNN/Money)
7 Super Bowl Investing Lessons (Above the Market)
An Old-School Super Bowl (The New Yorker)
The Good, The Bad, & The Sexy: Two Advertising Legends Analyze 14 New Super Bowl Spots (Forbes)
Meet the Real Hero of Today’s Super Bowl, Steve Gleason (Forbes)
Harvard’s Birk Shuns Wall Street for Spot in Super Bowl (Bloomberg)
Before Beyonce, the Greatest Super Bowl Halftime Show (Bloomberg)
Why Advertisers Are Betting Big on the Super Bowl (Yahoo Finance)
12 Most Unusual Super Bowl Bets (CNBC)
ANOTHER SOCIALIST SUCKLING AT TEAT OF GOVT: Subsidies for Saints Owner Open New Orleans to Super Bowl (Bloomberg)
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Sunday’s Must-Read Articles: Is the Stock Market Ready For a Correction?
Hope everyone had a great weekend and is excited to watch the Superbowl. Below we have a great list of articles. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the markets current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet.
Is the Stock Market Ready For a Correction? (MarketWatch)
This iWatch Concept Features Seamless Linking To iPhone, Is Perfect In Every Way (Redmond Pie)
BlackBerry 10 Critical to Research in Motion (NYT)
Disney’s Bob Iger Talks Deal-Making With Steve Jobs, Importance of Risk (The Wrap)
Disney CEO went to Steve Jobs to find out if Disney films “sucked” (arstechnica)
Fund manager betting on a bear market in government (Philly.com)
A Warning to Wall St. About Misleading Clients (DealBook)
To Fix The Economy, Fix Immigration (Bloomberg)
Th Economics Of Immigration (TIME)
More Students Delaying on Repaying College Loans (MarketWatch)
Is Netflix Becoming HBO? (GQ)
Amazon is Not Netflix (The Street)
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Thursday’s Must-Read Articles: Investors Pivot Back to Banks
Hope everyone has been following the markets heavily this week and the big events still to come. If you don’t know what to what for then read our article: What to Watch For This Week: Key Economic Data, Earnings From Caterpillar, Yahoo, & Facebook Below we have a great list of articles all looking into the great predictions for 2013 and beyond. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the markets current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet
Investors Pivot Back to Banks WSJ
It’s Too Soon to Celebrate a Recovery Bloomberg
How Productivity Tools Can Waste Your Time WSJ
Amazon Profits Fall 45 Percent, Still the Most Amazing Company in the World Slate
The great ETF mega-war Fortune
Solar: It’s about to be a whole new world. Noahpinion
This Year, Getting Knocked Off Balance May Be a Good Thing WSJ
Six ways our brains make bad financial decisions The Globe and Mail
As Music Streaming Grows, Royalties Slow to a Trickle NYT
8 Other Nations That Send Women to Combat National Geographic
10 Business Lessons from the Beatles Money & Markets
Financial Stars Behind Bars? Project Syndicate
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Tuesday’s Must-Read Articles: Which Is Right? Stocks Or Economy?
Hope everyone is ready for a big week in the markets. If you don’t know what to what for then read our article: What to Watch For This Week: Key Economic Data, Earnings From Caterpillar, Yahoo, & Facebook Below we have a great list of articles all looking into the great predictions for 2013 and beyond. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the articles below. Like always, if you have any investment questions or need advice on a specific stock, Stocks on Wall Street is always here for you so feel free to Contact Us at anytime. We always love to hear from our readers so please shoot us an email. Also let us know what you think about the articles below and your thoughts on the markets current climate by either commenting below, posting on our Facebook Fan Page or by sending us either Stocks on Wall Street or our Founder a Tweet
Which Is Right? Stocks Or Economy? - Anthony Mirhaydari, MSN Money
Why Stock Market May Overdoing Its Push Upward - Kopin Tan, Barron’s
Are Stocks a Sucker’s Bet For Little Guy? - Peter Morici, RealClearMarkets
787 Dreamliner: How To Not Build a Plane - James Surowiecki, New Yorker
Mickelson and Sports Star Migration - Allysia Finley, Wall Street Journal
Uh-Oh: Small Investors Propel Stocks - Nathaniel Popper, New York Times
Apple Investors Should Stop Whining - Chuck Jaffe, MarketWatch
Why the Founding Fathers Loved the National Debt - Echoes
Apple’s stock and earnings don’t go hand in hand - The Tech Book
When Economists Agree, Start Worrying - Wall Street Journal
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Sunday’s Must-Read Articles: Has Apple Lost Its Cool to Samsung?
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Has Apple Lost Its Cool to Samsung? (WSJ)
Apple’s Stock Drop Might Bite Hedge Funds Badly (Forbes)
A New Housing Boom? Don’t Count on It (NYT)
Just who should we be blaming anyway? (Economist)
Goldman Overcomes Its Latest Headache (DealBook)
Siri Rising: The Inside Story Of Siri’s Origins — And Why She Could Overshadow The iPhone (Huffington Post)
What Is Middle Class in Manhattan? (NYT)
How To Solve Problems Like Sherlock Holmes (Fast Co.Create)
Buying the NYSE, in One Shot (NYT)
The Placebo Phenomenon (Harvard Magazine)
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Wednesday’s Must-Read Articles: Is a New Bull Market Here?
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Is a New Bull Market Here? (Barron’s)
Are Mom and Pop Heading for Wall Street? (WSJ)
How we got here (The Economist)
Why financial markets are inefficient (VOX)
New Secular Bull: Yes or No? (The Reformed Broker)
Is Finance Too Big? (The Grumpy Economist)
How much value does the finance industry create? (Noah Opinion)
Alan Blinder: Financial Collapse: A 10-Step Recovery Plan (NYT)
How to Owe Capital-Gains Taxes Without Even Trying (WSJ)
How Apple sets its prices (Macworld)
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Friday’s Must-Read Articles: Why Cash Is Still King For Businesses
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Why Cash Is Still King For Businesses - Gillian Tett, Financial Times
Japan Is About to Shoot Itself In Foot - Martin Feldstein, Project Syndicate
Be Concerned About Emerging Markets, Not U.S. - Ian Bremmer, Reuters
Lucky 2013: A Case for Economic Good Times - Geoff Colvin, Fortune
This Is the Year to Invest Dangerously - Howard Gold, MarketWatch
12 Cognitive Biases That Endanger Investors - Todd Harrison, Minyanville
The Dark Side of the Big Data Revolution - Maureen Mackey, Fiscal Times
Why Is the Bull Market Still Getting No Respect? - Adam Shell, USA Today
Expert Financial Advice Is Growing Scarce - Joe Sabbagh, RealClearMarkets
Unthinkable: Could Stocks Handle U.S. Default? - Karen Brettell, Reuters
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