Via bloomberg.

I got this on bloomberg, with Tom Keene.

Tradable stocks and researchable from a quant eye.

http://www.bespokeinvest.com/thinkbig/2012/3/1/high-priced-stocks-becoming-higher-priced-stocks.html

El mundo de los asalariados:

http://www.elperiodico.com.gt/es/20120227/economia/208640/

Again Mr Ritholtz with very good stuff:

1) Loss cutting| defense creates edge.

2) Confidence | articulate nervous system.

3) No ego | move on and accept it.

4) Consistency | Jordan’s example (pretty much like Jeter).

5) Students of the market | never get complacent. Skill-improving mode.

The last is my favorite given the name of this blog.

SOURCE: http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2012/02/5-qualities-great-traders/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheBigPicture+%28The+Big+Picture%29

(1) powerful enough to get to satisfy my ego and my desires, (2) to produce enough sophistical rationalizations (process otherwise known as consequentialist ethics) I’m allowed to do so, and (3) strong enough to step on anyone whose life or beliefs may limit my ability to do everything that happens and that "I would pursue."

La cultura occidental es el encuentro entre Grecia, Roma e Israel.

La razon griega y lo jurídico de roma estan emborrachadas con el relativismo que se alimenta de los numerales de arriba. La auto absolutización maximizadora de lo sensorial.

“The world of finance, while necessary, no longer represents an instrument that favours our wellbeing or the life of mankind, instead it has become an oppressive power, that almost demands our adoration, mammon, the false divinity that truly dominates the world” B16