Links – Wednesday 30th May

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Here is some stuff Reynard the Fox, and our readers (see comments) found interesting last night.

Global Macro:

United States:

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  • Failbook continues to impress -down nearly 10% overnight to below $29 per share Bloomberg
  • US consumer confidence falls to 8 month low BBC
  • The decline of US Shadow Banking charted FT Alphaville great post
  • US house prices – rebounding for 3rd time or falling? Case-Shiller HPI says yes to both: Calculated Risk h/t Dr Bob
  • The JPMorgue Whale of a Trade – sells bonds to cover the losses Reuters compounding is a bitch h/t A63

Europe:

  • Spanish retail sales dive BBC
  • UK house price drop confirmed BBC
  • EZ bank safety net leaves holes unplugged MacroScope
  • Survey shows big gap between Germany and Greece Spiegel Online see video at bottom….
  • Those crafty Germans: debtors to pawn debt for Gold collateral The Telegraph h/t The Bullion Baron
  • National Bank says Grexit would mean 55% drop in income Bloomberg
  • Eurobond or bust! MacroScope

Asia:

  • Official Chinese news agency: No plans for any large scale stimulus Bloomberg win The Australian FAIL
  • Show me the money!!! WSJ on the Chinese “stimulus”
  • Sinostriches! MacroMan on the Chinese “stimulus”
  • Show me more money!!! Migrant workers riot in eastern China FT (Login)
  • Too much money!!! Malinvestment in China is the problem The Economist
  • Japan and China to directly trade Yen-Yuan WSJ  interesting…

Local:

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  • How safe is your super? AFR interesting, I guess. Not sure why most non BB bother with super..
  • Still can’t stand reading much more local dross from The Cupboard/The Lite Cupboard (AFR) and Fairfax, go and have a look yourself

Interesting/Other stuff:

  • How the retail investor was lost forever The ArmoTrader this is very good and visually illustrative
  • Must read from Bronte Capital on Failbook IPO
  • Continuing the space theme: Can you spot inequality in space? Decisions Decisions h/t Rumplestatkin
  • and again….how about a German Star Trek?
And have a nice day!