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What I'm reading this morning:

Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

Spanish PM announces brutal spending cuts, new taxes.  40% unemployment can’t be too far away now, congrats!  (Bloomberg)

Barry: 7 factors to watch for this earnings season.  (TBP)

John Paulson’s largest stock holdings pretty much all suck, what’s up with that?  (StockSage)

Marc Chandler (Brown Bros Harriman) looks at currency correlation with the S&P 500.  (PragCap)

The world’s largest money managers are accumulating these microcap biotech stocks.  (SeekingAlpha)

Towns and cities gear up to sue the shit out of LIBOR submitting banks.  (DealBook)

China appears to encouraging its companies to delist from US exchanges.  (beyondbrics)

Wave of humiliation as the Silicon Valley reality show makes VCs and entrepreneurs cringe.  (NYT)

The spell is wearing off as hedge funds see the highest investor withdrawals since 2009.  (Reuters)

Summer style essentials according to the Vineyard Vines guys.  (GQ)

Don’t miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors this morning! (WSJFA)

 

 

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