Hot Links: Epic Fail
Posted August 27, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
There may be an open-ended ceasefire in place in Israel / Gaza… (NYT
Snapchat is worth $10 billion. Of course it is. (WSJ
An Apple expert tells us what to expect from the company’s product launches. (FORBES
Amazon’s FirePhone looking like an epic fail. (Guardian
Greggy says the broad EM indices are on the verge of a breakout. (DragonflyCapital
When was the last time the stock market tripled? (ArmoTrader
Rosie doesn’t see any recession anywhere on the horizon. (PragCap
God bless John Rekenthaler – I totally agree with this: Active vs Passive is the wrong question, cost is what counts. (Morningstar
State regulators may get around to stop their residents from being scammed by non-traded REITs at some point. Maybe. (WSJ
Old school tobacco companies like Lorillard are actually getting their asses handed to them in the ecig market. (WSJ
Uber is the most gangsta startup since Death Row Records. (Verge
F***in’ France. (Vox
Hopefully you managed to snag one of these trendy Holocaust shirts from Zara before they sold out. (Quartz
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