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Weekend Reading: Capitalism’s Woodstock




Ah Sunday, a perfect time to catch up on what you missed and to prepare for next week. (Right after you mow the lawn.) Here are just a few choice readings from the past week’s list at news.tradersnarrative.com.

  • Top 10 Questions for Buffet from Jeff Matthews blog, Not Making This Up
  • Comparing Sentiment During This Rally & Past New Bull Markets
  • Get a 120 page report FREE from Global Market Perspective (limited time offer)
  • Why the Market Should Thank Obama
  • The Market Doesn’t Have to Be Fair - Lesson From DNDN
  • Ideas Trump Crisis: Lessons From 1929
  • Tech Stocks Are Coiling for a Breakout
  • Conde Nast Shutters Portfolio. Why It Failed
  • Who sez there’s “no free lunch”? Get a Free Subscription to Futures Magazine
  • 25 Years to Bounce Back? Try 4½

Follow the link below to get much, much more:

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And remember to check regularly since there are new links added everyday.

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