Hot Links: Belle of the Ball
Posted August 26, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
Hypocrite? Buffett to Help Finance Burger King Tax-Saving Deal (Bloomberg MoneyBeat
A huge day of economic data on tap. (CalculatedRisk
For hedge funds, Apple is – once again – the belle of the ball. Everybody’s in. (MoneyBeat
You’ll Never Guess What Facebook Is Cracking Down On Now (Recode
Rick Reider on how BlackRock is thinking about the rate hike timeline. (iShares
How much do recessions or expansions really matter for equity investors? (GaveKal
Surging U.S. Stocks Echo Dot-Com Rally With Cheaper P/E (Bloomberg
Why does everyone want to get into the liquid alternative fund space? Because it’s the land where high fees reign supreme. (Morningstar
Crossing SPX 1000 in 1998 vs SPX 2000 Today (FatPitch
Ritholtz on the importance of learning statistics. (BloombergView
How M&A rumors spread. (Fortune
“Europe’s largest banks are finally putting hundreds of billions of dollars of unwanted assets up for sale” (Bloomberg
European and US economies decoupling. For now. (DrEdsBlog
Billy Crystal’s tribute to Robin Williams on the Emmys last night is worth a watch. (Mediaite
Buzzfeed publishes its Magnum Opus quiz. (Buzzfeed
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