Linkfest: 2008 Fed transcripts; Agony of the value investor; Perils of tapering

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Today’s most shared:

  • Federal Reserve releases transcripts from 2008 financial crisis.
  • Momentum markets hard to beat for active fundamental and value investors.
  • How telcos are losing revenue to mobile messaging apps.
  • Risks of tapering.
  • Market shenanigans: exchange rebates, early press release delivery to HFT firms.
  • Ukraine background as early elections called.

Fed’s 2008 Transcripts Show Struggle to Grasp Magnitude of Crisis
Wall Street Journal
As Financial-System Failures Mounted, Response Became Increasingly Robust; the Lehman Turning Point
shared by @kaylatausche, @AmyResnick, @edwardnh, @morningmoneyben, @JamesGRickards
 
An Aggressive Fed Finds Critics on Wall Street
New York Times
Even though the Federal Reserve’s economic stimulus has benefited Wall Street’s bottom line, top bankers and big investors remain some of the central bank’s most vehement critics.
shared by @mark_dow, @HamzeiAnalytics, @MattGoldstein26, @ritholtz
 
WhatsApp Shows How Phone Carriers Lost Out on $33 Billion
Bloomberg
Facebook Inc.’s $19 billion purchase of mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp Inc. is a stark reminder of how much money phone carriers are losing out on as competitors let users text and chat at no charge.
shared by @AmyResnick, @cate_long, @TimOBrien, @HamzeiAnalytics, Abnormal Returns
 
The sum of all tightenings
barnejek.wordpress.com
The world has stepped on a monetary break. And I don’t think it will end well.
shared by @TheStalwart, @M_C_Klein, Naked Capitalism, @gusbaratta
 
Trading Rebates Skew Markets, NYSE and Allies Tell SEC
Bloomberg
The New York Stock Exchange and a group of money managers are lobbying U.S. securities regulators to abolish the practice of paying rebates to large brokers to attract trades to stock exchanges and other trading platforms.
shared by Here Is The City, @JoeSaluzzi, @ThemisSal
 
Declawing Speed Traders Is Goal of Stock Market Revamp Proposal
Bloomberg
The only way to mitigate the negative effects of high-speed traders is to redesign a key part of how financial markets operate, according to the University of Chicago’s Eric Budish.
shared by @MissTrade, @JohnLothian, reddit/Economics, @ThemisSal, @HamzeiAnalytics
 
Statement from Business Wire Regarding News Delivery to High Speed Trading Firms
Business Wire
The following is a statement from Cathy Baron Tamraz, Chairwoman and CEO of Business Wire: Following the February 7, 2014, Wall Street Journal article
shared by @felixsalmon, @JacobWolinsky, Here Is The City, @ThemisSal, @PreetaTweets
 
With Ban on Ads Lifted, Hedge Funds Test Waters
New York Times
Years of lackluster performance and growing competition for institutional investors like pension funds have made hedge funds warm to the idea of branding. Just do not call it advertising.
shared by @howardlindzon, @JacobWolinsky, Abnormal Returns, @AmyResnick
 
Fascism, Russia, and Ukraine
nybooks.com
Ukraine is not a theater for the historical propaganda of others or a puzzle from which pieces can be removed. It is a major European country whose citizens have important cultural and economic ties with both the European Union and Russia.
shared by @cafreeland, @JacobWolinsky, @brianmlucey, @Simon_Nixon
 

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