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[Michael Covel: Trend Following Manifesto] How More Info Leads to Less Knowledge: Why Trend Following Flies ...: Derived from the Greek root agnosis, it is “the study of culturally constructed ignorance.” As Proctor argues, when society doesn’t know something, it’s often because special interests work hard to create confusion.

The Big Picture: Tony Plummer: Forecasting Financial Markets: The Psychology of Successful Investing · Charles Wheelan: Naked Economics: Undressing the Dismal Science · Michael W. Covel: Trend Following .

[Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines] Robert Scheer: Blame Rising Oil Prices on Bush - Robert Scheer's ...: I won’t bother here to dignify the canard that Vietnam, any more than Iraq, ever represented a serious threat to U.S. security, John McCain’s sacrifice in the former war and his apologetics for the current one notwithstanding. After the most ignominious defeat in American history, Communist Vietnam did not have to be fought on the shores of San Diego, as the hawks at that time predicted, but rather went to war with Communist China, the country that had occupied Vietnam for a thousand years.

[The TV Show] The TV Show - Women on 4: If I have a concern it would be that the malajusted see those weaknesses as being normal and okay which certainly is socially counter productive. I am reminded here of the young woman who admitted having had sexual partners in the hundreds and did not feel that she had a problem!

[PRAGMATIC CAPITALISM] PRAGMATIC CAPITALISM » » AMERICA, WE HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM: When economic growth is good supply siders can point to all the increased tax revenue generated by redeploying investment purely on animal spirits. It is of course the reduced tax rates which fuels economic activity and if the government reduces interest rates to 0 then you get CS = GNP/(1-tax rate).

The Big Picture: - Steve Milloy was a paid Exxon Mobil consultant, challenging scientific findings of global warming. He was on the payroll when he established junkscience.com, which attempts to discredit via disinformation established scientific findings of global climate change.

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