Assorted Link for July 20, 2011

1. Public Tilts Toward Debt-Cap Compromise
2. IMF Warns Euro-Zone Crisis Risks Global Spillover
3. 'Gang of Six' plan hailed as debt-ceiling breakthrough. What's in it?
4. U.S. Debt Progress Buoys Asia Shares
5. PT polishes rice support plan
6. 5 States Have Credit Ratings Put on Review by Moody’s for U.S. Dependence
7. Germany seeking to attract skilled labor from southern Europe
8. What Behavioral Finance Teaches on How to Discuss Risk With Clients (ignore short-term volatility when your objective is long-term growth)
9. Weak trading bites into Goldman profits (earned just $1.85 per share (previous year $2.75 per share) significantely lower than analysts expectation of $2.27 per share) 

 Related articles:

• The IMF wakes up
• IMF: Fix Europe crisis or risk global spillover
• Moody's Sees No Reason to Change Its News Corp. Debt Stance
• Moody's Cite U.S. Debt Limit as a Risk