Today’s most interesting links
iPhone Sales by Quarter – Alexis Madrigal charts out the outrageous success
The oldest computer ads – Top Design Mag
The story of BankSimple – Carnegie Mellon Today
Soccer player fined £10,000 for tweet – BBC
America by the numbers – NYT
Can this new shirt for the French soccer team help Nike recoup its $400 million investment? – NYT, Beautiful Gear
Clusterstock created this interesting chart from a Barclays report about the coming reconstruction boom in Japan, which concludes that short-term GDP declines […]
How to separate the market signal from the noise
A majority of older Americans plan to work during their retirement years.
It’s unusual to see both the Dispersion Index and the Implied Correlation Index up at the same time – but stock implied volatility is climbing faster than index-level implied volatility. This is likely because risk is being repriced.
