May 2010
22 posts
May 29th
“The government doesn’t need to do a deal with Wall Street to regulate it. It...”
– Wall Street CEOs Are Nuts « The Baseline Scenario
May 29th
“At Schwab’s commission rates, you would have to make 100 rebalancing trades a...”
– A product only a banker could love by This is the Green Room I’m going to eat my words on my “high hopes” for Betterment, which was aptly beaten down by a wiser man than I at This is the Green Room (should be on your must read list if it isn’t already). I’d imagine...
May 26th
May 25th
Apple and Efficiently Growing its Future - steve's... →
May 24th
May 22nd
“I’m not giving him no hype right now; he had a lucky game in Game 1”
– Amare Stoudemire: Lamar Odom’s big night a ‘lucky game’ - ESPN Phil, put this on the chalkboard pre-game. Thanks, MBB
May 19th
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May 18th
“This is the perverse logic of meritocracy. Once a system grows sufficiently...”
– The Great Consolidation of Power - NYTimes.com
May 17th
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Teachers like Mr. Melvoin should not be getting pink slips.
May 13th
Lebron’s last home game as a Cav tonight?
May 12th
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“We need to get the smart money on Wall Street back to thinking about ways to use...”
– What Business is Wall Street In ? « blog maverick Wall street is a “platform” - interesting post by Mark Cuban
May 9th
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funny Scientists Successfully Teach Gorilla It Will Die Someday | The Onion
May 8th
May 7th
Do 'Family Values' Weaken Families? - National... →
interesting
May 7th
“82.83 percent of all super-attractive women live in Los Angeles”
– Bill Simmons: Lakers playoff game like no other - ESPN …because I take every opportunity possible to evangelize Los Angeles.
May 6th
“Our future well being depends more on people like Steve Jobs who invent real...”
– Rob Reich, you are channeling me. He adds: So why is the FTC nosing around Apple and not around Wall Street? Because the Federal Trade Commission Act allows the agency to stop “unfair methods of competition” almost anywhere in the economy except in the financial sector. Banks are explicitly...
May 5th
Why Do Harvard Kids Head to Wall Street? « The... →
  This piece and the original Ezra Klein interview it cites are spot on. As a senior at Harvard College, its almost assumed that you’ll participate in an on-campus recruiting process dominated by investment banks and management consulting firms. The application processes are incredibly streamlined and these firms benefit from last year’s grads coming back to complete the sell job. ...
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