Category Archives: Weekend Reading

Weekend Reading - April 13, 2008

Last week was an interesting one for the markets.  GE’s miss is still ringing in everyone’s ears.  This week, tech begins their march down the gauntlet with Google (GOOG) reporting Thursday.  Should be a fun week!  Remember that you have until this Thursday to request a free review of your blog or website!

Sure, GE missed [...]

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Weekend Reading - April 6, 2008

This weekend’s theme is all about the birthdays and wishes. Well, maybe not. It’s actually very difficult to relate a birthday theme to the world of finance. Then again, I’m also up early in the morning as the dog’s ready to romp around the dog park.
What do I want to be when [...]

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Weekend Reading - March 29, 2008

On what was supposed to be our real wedding date (dang those Passover reservations at our hotel!), there’s been quite a bit of material to read on the internet. Let’s do this college football style with the good, bad, and just plain ugly.
The Good

Blain over at STTG has once again opened up the Falkin [...]

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Weekend Reading - March 23, 2008

Happy Easter for those of you that celebrate! What better way to celebrate than with a weekend reading list to help digest the pounds of bunny chocolate and cadbury eggs.

Everyone’s talking about a bottom, especially with the financials. Anyone here long XLF?
While I don’t necessarily care for his trading style, I do wish [...]

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Weekend Reading - February 23, 2008

*This is a special edition of Weekend Reading.  As you’re reading this, I’m getting married!  Enjoy!

The market’s finally going to show it’s hand, perhaps as early as next week.  Keep an eye on ABK for the catalyst.
Is a strangle on the SPY worth the risk?  Jeff Kohler thinks so.
Hopefully this doesn’t happen to us on [...]

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