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Feb 13, 2016

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Trump's Siren Song Is a Golden Oldie

His bizarre views on Mexicans and Muslims may have gotten more media attention, but Donald Trump's economic message is what really resonates with voters. Francis Wilkinson considers the enduring appeal of populist protectionism, still going strong after 20 years of globalization.

How Pro Golf Explains the Stock Market

Psychological research can explain the behaviors of both duffers and investors, Cass Sunstein says. (Why sell now? Because everyone's afraid of making a bogey.)

Investors Try to Ride Out an Improbable Storm

Last week's highly unusual financial volatility signals a major transition in the global economic system, Mohamed El-Erian warns.

Those Victorians Really Knew How to Bounce Back

Compared with the Great Depression, the U.S. recovery since the 2008 financial crisis has been decent. But everything is relative, and Justin Fox is jealous of America's roaring comeback from the Panic of 1893.

The Man Who Said 'No' to Einstein

It takes guts to tell the finest mind of the 20th century that he's wrong. Faye Flam shares the story of a little-known scientist who did, and was right.

Ritholtz's Reads

Could our cruddy stock market cause a recession? (Slate)

When global stocks go on sale (A Wealth of Common Sense)

Andy Rubin unleashed Android on the world. Now watch him do the same with AI (Wired)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

Bloomberg Gadfly

Social studies: how Twitter compares with Facebook in charts.

Just six bonds push around the $13 trillion Treasury market.

Tech stocks are bruised, but they're still not cheap.

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