Tonight is the opening game of the NBA finals and for the first time in as many years as I can remember, I not only care, but I might actually be tuning in.
On that note, let’s play linkfest…
- Kevin’s Market Blog makes the case for silver over gold
- Corey at Afraid to Trade has a primer on sector analysis using free information available from Prophet.net
- In a weekly update, Headline Charts offers up some interesting insights into market breadth and volume
- The dk Report looks under the hood at market breadth
- Babak at Trader’s Narrative explains why NYSE breadth can be misleading
- Mebane Faber at World Beta and looks at dwindling bond spreads
- …and Agustin Mackinlay of The Global Liquidity Blog has one explanation for them – and a hint about some potential consequences
- Index Universe weighs in on the first exchange-traded contract for credit default swaps
- Meanwhile, Paul Hickey at Bespoke Investment Group offers up a list of oversold fixed income ETFs
- Babak at Trader’s Narrative also has some interesting insights on an IBES valuation model
- Michael Bommarito at ETF Central has some interesting observations on the VIX vs. the RVX (the volatility of the Russell 2000)
- The CXO Advisory Group reports that fund managers from down under do not do a good job of timing stock trades
- Jeff Miller of A Dash of Insight suggests a reality check on trendlines
- Menzie Chinn of Econbrowser has a fascinating map of global financial openness
- Michael Shedlock of Global Economic Analysis debunks a number of globalization myths and puts the global economy in perspective
- CNN has a revealing chart of global gas prices (tip of the hat to Eddy Elfenbein at Crossing Wall Street)
- Barry Ritholtz at The Big Picture with an analysis of New York Magazine’s look at
- Marc Andreessen (yes that Marc Andreessen) has some innovative ideas about personal productivity
- How credible are you on subjects you haven’t yet talked about? How good is your topic net? (hat tip to Maoxian)
- Move over Palm, it looks to me like VIA is hot on the trail of the future of ultra-mobile computing
- How is your memory these days? NewScientist.com explains how the brain only tries to remember what it thinks is most relevant
- Finally, the Freakonomics Blog (which should be required reading) is as surprised as we are by the #2 male baby name in the UK
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