The most noteworthy things I've found so far this week....
The V-Shaped recovery (Bloomberg)
How does the current Dow recovery compare with major recoveries in the past? (dshort)
Many ETFs climb back near pre-recession levels (ETFdb)
Contrarian ETFs have been the biggest winners over the last 6 months (ETF Expert)
After the rally, here comes the roller coaster (Robert Buckland)
Volatility reveals emotion behind market (Dave Beal)
What a 100-year stock market chart says (John Curran)
What do you think is the hardest trade right now? (Technical Take)
Financial advisers scramble to mitigate bigger state tax bite (Investment News)
Companies say health care costs hard to swallow (Think)
How many Americas are really out of work? It is tough to tell (Carl Bialik)
Attention Fed watchers & gurus - a new and nifty way to track the fed funds rate (CME)
The New Highs-New Lows Index ($NYHL at StockCharts.com) is probably one of the best indicators to test the underlying breath of current market conditions (Slope Of Hope)
What about the TED spread? (Howard Simons)
The yield curve and its distortions (Howard Simons)
Remember the Misery Index of the 1970s? (CSM)
BDI's peaking impact and stocks' barrier (AshrafLaidi)
Tech downturn is unofficial over (Forrester Research)
Computing the real impact of the volcano (BI)
"As long as liquidity remains favorable stocks should not experience any deep setbacks." - Barry Ritholtz
For market participants, this economy is in a sweet spot (Tim Duy)
Long/short funds continue to ratchet down long exposure in the markets (Market Folly)
The V-train is gathering more passengers (Advisor Perspectives)
A few beliefs from Dr. Steenbarger (TraderFeed)
Thoughts from Bob Bronson (dshort)
All market bears like Roubini hold out hope that sovereign debt crisis will spread (CNBC)
Is the U.S. on the path towards impoverishment? (Fred Hickey)
How to play the bubbles like the pros (Gregory Zuckerman)
The bailout is a bargain? Think again (Gretchen Morgenson)
Understanding the Goldman scandal in full (Paddy Hirsch)
Goldman wasn't big kahuna of CDO Deals (TheStreet)
Jon Stewart on Goldman Sachs (BI)
Skepticism over the financial reform grows (Credit Writedowns)
Wall Street's 8 lobbying goals (Ritholtz)
The story of risk in America (John Dickerson)
New hedge fund bets on sports, literally (LAT)
Bruce Wasserstein's last surprise (Vanity Fair)
U.S. equities continue to outperform in 2010 (Bespoke)
The five stages of Greek debt grief (Steve Rosenbush)
Can the iPad topple the Kindle and save the book business? (The New Yorker)
Google's new Chrome OS netbooks will sell for under $400 (Wired)
Better stock bets than dear old GE (James Altucher)
The banks most capable of causing systemic risk (NYU Stern)
Taken for a ride at MicroStrategy (Footnoted)
What's the absolute worst stock to buy right now? (Eddy Elfenbein)
Three stocks Wall Street is turning against (Jack Hough)
7 insider buys (Fortune)
Hate penny stocks? What about stocks that trade above 1,000 a share (StockerBlog)
Consistent cash creators - one year later (Fat Pitch Financials)
An interesting technical analysis flowchart (StockCharts)
A video profile of Jesse Livermore (You Tube)
Excerpts from an interesting webinar (Mark Minervini)
A few reasons why some make it in trading (Enlightened Trading)
In markets, bad stuff happens frequently (Psy-Fi)
In order to profit from the up periods, you have to tolerate or even enjoy the down periods (Van Tharp)
Three mindset shifts that will help you win (Les Schwartz)
How to improve your trading by NOT having an opinion (Bennett A. McDowell)
So, what can you do to make money consistently? (Nazy Massoud)
The importance of having a trading plan (Options For Rookies)
Selecting stocks for a watchlist (Stock Chartist)
20 random stock market trading tips (StockerBlog)
Jay Kaeppel dusts off an old trading strategy (Optionetics)
Q&A with Joel Greenblatt (Forbes)
Should you always be a value investor? (CXO)
A simple quantitative value strategy (Manual Of Ideas)
Can investors enhance momentum returns for individual stocks with combination strategies that incorporate other technical and accounting indicators? (CXO)
Lessons from the Boston Marathon (Todd Sullivan)
How to structure an option portfolio (Steve Smith)
The inherently unstable nature of correlations between securities and between asset classes (Systematic Relative Strength)
How to apply leverage? (ATS)
Have you ever used the 5-day moving average exit? (David Penn)
The five best tools for managing your multi-monitor setup (Lifehacker)
An excellent time tracking manager (Freckle)
More hype surrounding actively managed ETFs (Eileen Ambrose)
New small-cap ETFs (Index Universe)
ETF providers have cluttered a pristine landscape (Tom Bradley)
TrimTabs using suspect ETF secret sauce (Index Universe)
Another ETF pair to put into your toolbox as a sentiment indicator (Dr. Brett Steenbarger)
Breaking down the major China ETFs (Taipan Daily)
Rob Hanna examines the EEM/SPY pair concept (Quantifiable Edges)
Why the Feds are warning investors about leveraged ETFs (Sheryl Nance-Nash)
Like mutual funds, there are hidden tax traps inside ETFs (Jason Zweig)
Will the VXX ever outperform? (Steve Place)
6 reasons UNG is due for a comeback (ETFdb)
Ultimate guide to Latin American ETFs (ETFdb)
Profiting from innovation with the Patent ETF (ETF Base)
Those nasty fees can take a big bite out of retirement fund contributions (Kathy Kristof)
What are you looking for in a brokerage firm? (IRA Reviews)
Three reasons NOT to invest now (Wise Bread)
Beward of academics bearing financial advice (Trader's Narrative)
Why do people go bankrupt? (The Digerati Life)
14 reasons you're living on the financial edge (Wisdom Journal)
15 ways to slash your cell phone bill (Dough Roller)
Why you must raise the deductible on your homeowners insurance (Clark Howard)
Fidelity lays sole claim to best credit card in America (Clark Howard)
Confessions of an auto claims adjuster (Edmunds)
Ten ways to a simple life and better money (John Frainee)
The typical politics of being a tv finance guru (Adam Warner)
The types of people who disseminate their views about the market (Victor Niederhoffer)
Love fast food? Healthy rankings for the sandwiches (FiveThirtyEight)
5 tips for working in the midst of chaos (Almost Fearless)
11 ways of staying focused (Dave Cheong)
16 ways to get motivated when you're in a slump (Zen Habits)
Turn your passion into a living (Wise Bread)
Do you believe that success is a choice? (Open)
"Confidence when losing, humility when winning: a formula for long-term success in markets." - Dr. Brett Steenbarger
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