TRIGGER WARNING AND SPOILER ALERT: Both Maureen Dowd and Thomas Friedman appear to be on vacation and did not drop any pearls of wisdom all over this week's Sunday New York Times. We are disappoint. Still here, though: Ross Douthat, so we'll get by, God willing. Also, too, there are many things about Halloween, all of which we will ignore except to note that indeed if we did have a child we would dress it like an
I'm looking forward to when Friedman returns and writes his appreciation of Lou Reed.
Also, Ronan Farrow and his mom are both kinda cool, and damn that boy is the spitting image of his dad. Mia certainly knows how to deliver the payback.
You mean we&#039;re not even skimming the Times&#039; <i>other</i> Nobel-laureate economist Robert Schiller&#039;s column on why he disagrees with Eugene Fama&#039;s Efficient Market Hypothesis? See, the joke is Schiller and Fama <i> both </i>won Nobels this week and have competing theories on why the stock market behaves as it does! It&#039;s a laugh-riot!
Good investing is so simple that no one wants to believe it, least of all stockbrokers, wealth managers, &quot;technical analysts&quot; or other pusillanimous purveyors of purported perpetual profits. <i><a href="http:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Fooled-Randomness-Hidden-Chance-Markets\/dp\/0812975219" target="_blank">Fooled by Randomness</a></i> clears the air nicely.
I&#039;m looking forward to when Friedman returns and writes his appreciation of Lou Reed.
Also, Ronan Farrow and his mom are both kinda cool, and damn that boy is the spitting image of his dad. Mia certainly knows how to deliver the payback.
You mean we&#039;re not even skimming the Times&#039; <i>other</i> Nobel-laureate economist Robert Schiller&#039;s column on why he disagrees with Eugene Fama&#039;s Efficient Market Hypothesis? See, the joke is Schiller and Fama <i> both </i>won Nobels this week and have competing theories on why the stock market behaves as it does! It&#039;s a laugh-riot!
Those laurel-wearers play rough!
Dire Straits?
And all the Wonkettes go..
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&quot;Sunday Moron&quot;
Good investing is so simple that no one wants to believe it, least of all stockbrokers, wealth managers, &quot;technical analysts&quot; or other pusillanimous purveyors of purported perpetual profits. <i><a href="http:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Fooled-Randomness-Hidden-Chance-Markets\/dp\/0812975219" target="_blank">Fooled by Randomness</a></i> clears the air nicely.