Hot Links: Drop Everything
Posted September 4, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
BREAKING: ECB said to be “considering” a 500 billion euro stimulus (editor’s note: bullshit) (Reuters
Newsletter bears at their lowest level since 1987! (RyanDetrick
Three misconceptions about the economy that should die. (MotleyFool
Are there signs of froth in S&P 500 sector weightings? That’s usually a good tell of a bubble. (Morningstar
Rick Ferri: Actually, you can do better than the S&P 500. (ETF
Cullen Roche goes Suge Knight on the efficient market hypothesis, passive indexing. (PragCap
Jim O’Shaughnessy on some of the more common cognitive errors investors repeatedly make. (WhatWorksOnWallStreet
I knew he couldn’t stay away – Michael Bloomberg is back at the helm of Bloomberg LP. (NYT
All the predictions about rampant healthcare inflation were wrong. Of course. (Vox
DROP EVERYTHING: New Howard Marks memo, this one on the difference between Risk and plain old Volatility. (Oaktree
Twitter’s doing some blocking and tackling to improve the service. No word on death rays for abusive anonymous users. (WSJ
Kim got totally naked for GQ. (Buzzfeed
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