Good blogs

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Calculated Risk is good but quality of comments not so good. Here’s a very good one http://www.blogrunner.com/ and LA Times does a good one too http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laland/

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My personal favorite is the Market Ticker and associated blog the Ticker Forum

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/

http://www.tickerforum.org/

Similar to Mish’s insights, but with a slant on trading. Also like Roubini’s blog

http://www.rgemonitor.com/blog/roubini

Was reading him for many years, back when everyone thought he was nuts for being so down on the economy. Now they can’t get enough of him. These are my daily reads, along with good ol’ Professor Piggington, of course!

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My personal favorite is the Market Ticker and associated blog the Ticker Forum

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/

http://www.tickerforum.org/

Similar to Mish’s insights, but with a slant on trading. Also like Roubini’s blog

http://www.rgemonitor.com/blog/roubini

Was reading him for many years, back when everyone thought he was nuts for being so down on the economy. Now they can’t get enough of him. These are my daily reads, along with good ol’ Professor Piggington, of course!

[poorsaver]

My personal favorite is the Market Ticker and associated blog the Ticker Forum

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/

http://www.tickerforum.org/

Similar to Mish’s insights, but with a slant on trading. Also like Roubini’s blog

http://www.rgemonitor.com/blog/roubini

Was reading him for many years, back when everyone thought he was nuts for being so down on the economy. Now they can’t get enough of him. These are my daily reads, along with good ol’ Professor Piggington, of course!

[poorsaver]

My personal favorite is the Market Ticker and associated blog the Ticker Forum

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/

http://www.tickerforum.org/

Similar to Mish’s insights, but with a slant on trading. Also like Roubini’s blog

http://www.rgemonitor.com/blog/roubini

Was reading him for many years, back when everyone thought he was nuts for being so down on the economy. Now they can’t get enough of him. These are my daily reads, along with good ol’ Professor Piggington, of course!

[poorsaver]

My personal favorite is the Market Ticker and associated blog the Ticker Forum

http://market-ticker.denninger.net/

http://www.tickerforum.org/

Similar to Mish’s insights, but with a slant on trading. Also like Roubini’s blog

http://www.rgemonitor.com/blog/roubini

Was reading him for many years, back when everyone thought he was nuts for being so down on the economy. Now they can’t get enough of him. These are my daily reads, along with good ol’ Professor Piggington, of course!

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[PC]

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/

The Big Picture by Barry Ritholtz is by far the best macro economics blog I follow. Been slow lately since Barry was writing his book “Bailout Nation” but he just finished so it should be back to normal. Take it with a grain of salt, but Barry’s blog usually makes the top of a number of blog rankings. He’s always on some show in CNBC, but more important than anything else, Barry calls it like he sees it (without any sugarcoating).

Calculated Risk is also great, but the death of Tanta is a great loss.

[Dukehorn]

Based on some of the logic here, I guess I should spend more time at redstate.com and whatever creationists/anti science blogs are out there if I want to be “well-informed” about science.

Considering that I’ve worked with blastocysts before and that most of the people who talk @#$@ about stem cells probably doesn’t know what the word means. I think I’ll pass.

[Dukehorn]

Based on some of the logic here, I guess I should spend more time at redstate.com and whatever creationists/anti science blogs are out there if I want to be “well-informed” about science.

Considering that I’ve worked with blastocysts before and that most of the people who talk @#$@ about stem cells probably doesn’t know what the word means. I think I’ll pass.

[Dukehorn]

Based on some of the logic here, I guess I should spend more time at redstate.com and whatever creationists/anti science blogs are out there if I want to be “well-informed” about science.

Considering that I’ve worked with blastocysts before and that most of the people who talk @#$@ about stem cells probably doesn’t know what the word means. I think I’ll pass.

[Dukehorn]

Based on some of the logic here, I guess I should spend more time at redstate.com and whatever creationists/anti science blogs are out there if I want to be “well-informed” about science.

Considering that I’ve worked with blastocysts before and that most of the people who talk @#$@ about stem cells probably doesn’t know what the word means. I think I’ll pass.

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