Some Good Reading Links to Start Your Week

Yesterday, I looked at the clock at 12:13.

Humans see patterns ... often, even when there isn't one.

Yet, in this case, it was 9-10-11 12:13.

And then today was 9/11.

Sometimes, numbers don't mean anything ... other times they do.

Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.

 

Trading Links:

• List of the 50 Most Influential in Global Finance. (Bloomberg)
• President Obama's Full Speech on the American Jobs Act. (PoliticUsUSA)
• U.S. Slips to Fifth in Global Competitiveness. (NYTimes)
• The Obama Presidency by the Numbers: A Difficult Hand, Played Poorly. (WSJ)
• Algorithms Are Smarter Than People: But Beware the Feedback Loop. (Physicsof$)

Lighter Links:

• Military Officials Ignored Cheney’s 9/11 Shoot-Down Order. (Alternet)
• Tony Robbins Video: What Really Matters In Economic Winter? (AR)
• Drunk Swedish Moose Found Stuck In Tree. A headline you don't see too often. (Fox)
• Her Art Asks: Can You Believe Your Eyes? Kind of cool. (MSNBC)
• President Ahmadinejad Asks Syrian Leader to Show Compassion.
  Kind of funny ... if only it was. (Gawker)