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Bush 41 supported Bush 43 via faxes — NYT
Datapoint from exit polls: 4 in 10 voters said they supported Tea Party — NYT
Love 20×200′s print today — 20×200
Printed Matter presents the fifth annual NY Art Book Fair, November 5–7 at MoMA PS1 — NYABF
The efficient markets hypothesis vs homeopathy — xkcd
Wells Fargo Reposesses Fully Paid Off Car — Ritholtz
“High frequency trading provides valuable incremental liquidity when high frequency traders are the governor on the steam engine. When they become the engine itself, they can’t provide stability.” — Derman
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So Mr Ritholtz has written an article on how a large institution is not 100% perfect in paperwork? Was this sandwich between a revelation about the Pope’s religion and an expose on what bears do in the woods?
Actually, Mr. Ritholtz is describing how a federally chartered bank committed auto theft. Are you saying that banks committing crimes is the same a the Pope being Catholic?
So he has proof the bank knew it was fully paid and decided to take it anyway? As opposed to some underpaid temp making a data entry mistake that some steps down the line results in some poor guy having his bike taken away? No? Didn’t think so.