Ho John Lee’s Weblog

• Bill Cara: “Why Investors Worry about Ben Bernanke” (FINAL) Tues. 6/13/2006 11:23 AM
  “We believe that what traders are worried about is not the inflation pressure in the world today but the misplay by the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank on the inflation issue.”
  (tags: global economy economics forecast federal reserve monetary policy investing stock bond forex trading 2006)
• Private Equity Week - VSP Capital Legal Battle Flares Back Up - June 13, 2006
  Messy legal battles among managing partners at VSP.
  (tags: vc privateequity management finance culture)
• Bloomberg.com: Bloomberg Columnists - Mark Gilbert - June 13, 2006
  Commentary on “Hedgestock” and the high correlation and absence of hedging among today’s crop of hedge funds.
  (tags: privateequity hedge fund investing trading strategy finance culture)
• Websites as graphs - an HTML DOM Visualizer Applet
  Creates an interactive graph visualization of your site using the Processing library.
  (tags: visualization web graph design processing)
• Associated Press - Cuban to Finance Stock-Fraud Web Site - June 13, 2006
  On Mark Cuban’s plan to set up a web site to investigate and publish information on corporate fraud, and to trade in advance of publication.
  (tags: stock market finance trading business)
• Victor Adair - Victor’s 22 Absolutely Essential Rules For Trading Success
  Another good list of trading maxims.
  (tags: stock trading business psychology guidelines culture)
• The Stalwart: Handset Supply Exceeding Demand
  JPM analyst Bhavin Shah comments that Nokia and Motorola seem to be reducing manufacturing orders for handsets from Compal.
  (tags: wireless telecom investing chips market forecast 2006)
• Stocks, Futures & Options Magazine - January 2004 - Gaps Force Players to Show Their Hands
  John Carter article on short term opening gap trades, also some discussion on indices vs single issue markets.
  (tags: stock trading market strategy)

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