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.
Stocks
Top holdings of top-performing U.S. fund managers.
Four high-yield U.S. energy companies that are unlikely to cut their dividends even if oil prices stay low.
Insight
What you need to know about ECN fees.
The future is unknowable, sentiment does matter, but only at extremes.
The best thing for active managers? Passive investors.
The conventional wisdom on oil is always wrong.
It's hard to make the case against the utilities and transportation sectors.
Here's why investors should be worried about waning risk appetites.
How investors win by being just average.
An important reason why trading is so difficult.
Don't have extreme views when it comes to investing.
Is technology making us worse investors?
A lesson in market crashes.
Trends
One of the best things you could've done in 2014 was own companies with the highest short interest and the lowest analyst rankings.
Looking for the Santa Claus rally? Better stay up at night.
Be wary of getting the Cuba investing bug.
ETFs
Five most groundbreaking bond ETFs of 2014.
The limits of limit orders when it comes to ETFs.