Sunday Links feature Japan as a Buy and Munis as a Sell

Below are today’s links. The must-read links are from Edward Chancellor on Japan and the two links on state debt woes from the New York Times and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. I also recommend the Baseline Scenario link which goes into detail about the perniciousness of leverage in the banking sector, questioning the tax-code’s favouring of debt over equity.

  • FT.com – Edward Chancellor – Japan begins to look pretty cheap
  • Why You Can’t Yet Find The New Wikileaks Website On Google
  • Why Is The WikiLeaks Twitter Account Only Following TweetBackup?
  • Special Report: Guy Hands, Citigroup and the fight for EMI| Reuters
  • The iPhone is not superfluous, not easily copied, not revolutionary and not a premium product | asymco
  • Tooth decay to be a thing of the past? Enzyme responsible for dental plaque sticking to teeth deciphered
  • AP IMPACT: How muni bond bust could do big damage | ajc.com
  • Mounting State Debts Stoke Fears of a Looming Crisis – NYTimes.com
  • What Jamie Dimon Won’t Tell You: His Big Bank Would Be Dangerously Leveraged « The Baseline Scenario
  • The roof falls in on Ireland’s Millionaires Row | World news | The Observer
  • Tom Palley on why Obama is failing | Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
  • Belgium favours a bigger eurozone rescue fund – Telegraph
  • Barron’s Gadget: Samsung’s Galaxy – Barrons.com
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