Inside the Market's weekend roundup of some of last week's best investing reads on the Internet, which are highlighted every morning in our Before the Bell report.
Trends
The charts every Canadian should watch in 2015, according to dozens of economists, analysts, investors and financial bloggers.
One hundred years of bond history means bears are destined to lose.
Insider trading may have just changed forever in the U.S.
Don't dismiss the dire message of the junk bond market. Also see: High-yield ETFs near two-year lows as oil decline continues.
More signs that software is eating investment management.
Why the oil bust could end up being good news for drillers.
Fed simulations call for rate hikes soon.
Insight
Decoding international equity ETF returns.
Don't give up on U.S. oil stocks when it comes to dividends.
How to spot a bad bond fund.
An important point: Stocks tend to mean revert more often and more strongly than commodities.
Being oversold or overbought is often not good enough.
Gurus
Jack Bogle: I wouldn't risk investing outside the U.S.
The activist investor scorecard.