Monthly Archives: January, 2010
End of the World Economic Forum
Here at Dumbagent we’ve enjoyed following the live streaming and tweeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF). Technology is definitely one of the winners, at least in getting the message across. From what we hear, in fact, the technology subject was one of the few that wasn’t gloomy. One of our favorite quotes from the [...]
How Markets Fail – By John Cassidy
We warned readers several months ago to expect an onslaught of books talking of the evils of the free markets and (fallaciously) talking up Behavioral economics as the mutually exclusive counterpoint. So we can’t help feeling somewhat vindicated by the fact that How Markets Fail, by John Cassidy, does just this. In all fairness, Cassidy [...]
Dumbagent now available on Kindle!
We are proud to announce that we are now available on Kindle. If you would like to keep up to date with posts while on the go, you can search for “Dumb Agent” and have access to our articles everywhere. These articles are downloaded to your device so once you have them you can read [...]
Notice to All Investors
If you enjoy investing in the stock market every now and then, especially if you consider yourself none too bad at it, and definitely before you start telling your friends what to invest in and what not to, we would like to point out an article in Businessweek dealing with taxes. Here they explain how [...]
The Credit Crisis in Videos
Still confused about the Credit Crisis? Well, so are many other people. Luckily, this collection of videos, some of them rather tongue in cheek and somewhat smug, do a pretty comprehensive job in explaining the credit crisis: From the Dumb Agent Youtube channel, the playlist is here.
