Ethical intelligence research: A handy guide

[Eric Garland]

Joshua Brown is "The Reformed Broker," a professional money manager who appears to be part of this very cool next generation of financial analysts who are actually skeptical of their own industry. Together with the financial punk rockers at ZeroHedge and the lean and mean stock picking machines of Stocktwits, it seems like financial research might actually get important to read again, instead of the mindless press release fodder it normally resembles.

Their interest in the recent insider trading scandals should be required reading for competitive intelligence people - especially this handy-dandy guide to ethical practices that seems to expound in more vivid detail on the oft-cited SCIP code of ethics.

 

[Melanie Wing]

Love this, thanks for posting Eric.

[Sean Campbell]

Nice post Eric. :)

[Jeremy Benjacob-Fuller]

Love it. :)

[Suki Fuller]

Made my day!

[Sally Church, Ph.D]

Awesome, I choked on my coffee laughing!

[Babette Bensoussan]

Now that is a clever way of differentiation! Thanks Eric.

[Dan Harris]

LOL! Thanks for sharing

[Chris Hote]

Thanks Eric for this relaxing moment.

[Sonia Isotov]

Useful, and love the humor, too. Tweeted this. :)

[Dr. Elijah Ezendu]

Quite thoughtful

[Pradhuman Singh]

The first and last are kinda Deja Vu..!!
Good one...!!

[siddharth bawa]

Gud one Eric! Thats a nice way of differentiating!