Every time I try a links post, it invariably draws such a strong response from readers that I wonder why I don’t do it more often. Then I remember the two master linkers:
- Tadas Viskanta of Abnormal Returns: most recently, Thursday Links: Trading Slumps
- Charles Kirk of The Kirk Report: most recently, September Signals
There are others whose links I admire a great deal and are updated daily:
- Tim Iacono of The Mess That Greenspan Made: most recently, Friday Morning Links
- Maoxian: most recently, Links for 2009-09-03
Also worth checking out are:
- A weekly list from EconomPicData: most recently, EconomicPics of the Week (8/28/09)
- David Enke of Bull Bear Trader: most recently, In Case You Missed Them – Some Links of Interest
In light of all this, I will endeavor to assemble some of my favorite links and make them a little different by giving a strong preference to the VIX and volatility, market sentiment, options and ETFs. So…with the preamble out of the way, here are some of my favorite recent links:
- Exploring Options Strategies: The Married Put (Josip Causic, The Options Insider)
- Selling Options on Treasury Bonds (Jared Woodard, Condor Options)
- Mutual Fund Cash Levels Updated for Inflation (Babak, Trader’s Narrative)
- TED Spread Update (Scott Grannis, Calafia Beach Pundit)
- Is VIX Too High? (Don Fishback’s Market Update)
- Qs VIX Advantage (Bob Barnes, BZB Trader)
- So What If I’m Wrong? (Adam Warner, Daily Options Report)
- Five Reasons for the Recent Surge in Gold (Jesse’s Café Américain)
- A Look Inside Gold and the GLD Daily Triangle Break (Corey Rosenbloom, Afraid to Trade)
- Exploring Leveraged ETFs and Tracking (Kevin, Quantum Fading)
- FINRA Raises Margin Requirements for Leveraged and Inverse ETFs (Tom Lydon, ETF Trends)
- Q&A: My Personal Risk Management (Mark Wolfinger, Options for Rookies)
- How Overpriced Is the S&P 500? (Michael Shedlock, Mish’s Global Economic Analysis)
- From (Seeming) Chaos, Order (David Gordon, The Deipnosophist)
- August 2009 Rewind – Running on Empty? (Jeff Pietsch, Market Rewind)
- George Ruhana Talks About OptionsHouse (Options Insider discussion thread)
Thanks, Bill, for that nice list. I especially liked Fishback's article on VIX in August. It makes immediate good sense to me that a statistically high VIX isn't a bad thing for stocks and a statistically low VIX is.
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