Hot Links: Baby Funds
Posted February 24, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
Chinese stocks plunge overnight on real estate concerns (Bloomberg
Everyone’s obsessed with opining on the Netflix – Comcast bandwidth protection racket. (WaPo BronteCapital StreamingMedia
Exclusive excerpt from Warren Buffett’s forthcoming annual letter! (Fortune
Goldman: The economic slowdown is approximately 50% weather-related, the rest is because of True Detective. (BusinessInsider
Why do baby mutual funds do better than more established ones? (MarketWatch
The Value Investor gene does exist – but our formative environments matter too. (WSJ
These are the 25 hottest tech startups to watch for. (LinkedIn
John Chen speaks out on how he’s going to turn around BlackBerry. (FoxBix
Wall Streeters are heading west to Silicon Valley in droves – more money, less suit-wearing and regulation. Duh. (SanFranMag
“2013 was not the year for Nobel-worthy investment ideas” (BusinessStandard
The Nigerian Email scam comes to Wall Street – fake firms, make-belief famous financiers, Bitcoin and binary options – this tale has it all! (SIRF
Five myths of bond investing, dispelled by Jason Zweig and Joe Light. (WSJ
Why are emerging markets so cheap? Probably because they suck. (DrEdsBlog
Larry Swedroe: Don’t fall for the dividend ETF trap. (ETF
F*** retirement. (TBP
Michael Wolff just absolutely savages Forbes here: (USAToday
The new Alec Baldwin interview at New York Mag is totally off the hook. (NYMag
Look who’s DJing at New York City clubs now: (NYMag
My review of this spring’s must-read finance book, ‘Young Money’ (TRB
My book, Backstage Wall Street, available at Amazon
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