Linkfest: January 20, 2018
What I am reading today
"Even with volatility being at all-time lows for much of the past year, mega-cap stocks still saw an average of a 40% gap between their 52-week high and low prices." @JohnHuber72 http://sabercapitalmgt.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Saber-Capital-2017-08-15-Investor-Letter-2017-Mid-year-Update.pdf …pic.twitter.com/OKNDyLsvnf (Devin Haran)
Will the stock market continue to reward investors under President Trump? http://ow.ly/YjJA30hG53t pic.twitter.com/5Z0SmjjfLl (Chicago Booth Review)
Ray Blanco's Biotech Report: The 48-Hour Alzheimer's Cure (Daily Reckoning)
How less than $20 can ensure food security in Bangladesh (J-PAL News)
Tracking America in the age of Trump (Economist: Graphic Detail)
IDG Contributor Network: The future of delivery processes and ways of working (ablauforganization) (CIO IT Strategy)
Chart: What Assets Make Up Wealth? (Visual Capitalist)
I see a different confidence in luxury: Ermenegildo Zegna (Forbes India Magazine)
Facebook's Latest Fix for Fake News: Ask Users What They Trust (Wired: Business)
"Even with volatility being at all-time lows for much of the past year, mega-cap stocks still saw an average of a 40% gap between their 52-week high and low prices." @JohnHuber72 http://sabercapitalmgt.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Saber-Capital-2017-08-15-Investor-Letter-2017-Mid-year-Update.pdf …pic.twitter.com/OKNDyLsvnf (Devin Haran)
Will the stock market continue to reward investors under President Trump? http://ow.ly/YjJA30hG53t pic.twitter.com/5Z0SmjjfLl (Chicago Booth Review)
Ray Blanco's Biotech Report: The 48-Hour Alzheimer's Cure (Daily Reckoning)
How less than $20 can ensure food security in Bangladesh (J-PAL News)
Tracking America in the age of Trump (Economist: Graphic Detail)
IDG Contributor Network: The future of delivery processes and ways of working (ablauforganization) (CIO IT Strategy)
Chart: What Assets Make Up Wealth? (Visual Capitalist)
I see a different confidence in luxury: Ermenegildo Zegna (Forbes India Magazine)
Facebook's Latest Fix for Fake News: Ask Users What They Trust (Wired: Business)
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