What I'm reading this morning:
- Andy Thrasher's weekly technical snapshot (AThrasher)
- Oil is getting crushed. Again. (Business Insider)
- Cardiff Garcia: No, the Fed does not have to be in a rush to normalize policy (FT Alphaville)
- Yes, there's a VC bubble. Here's how you can be sure: (Bloomberg)
- Jason Zweig waited five hours to get some time with Charlie Munger this week. It was worth it. (Wall Street Journal)
- Techno-libertarian elitist Peter Thiel in praise of monopolies. (Wall Street Journal)
- The very best hedge fund stockpickers almost never make the headlines (Alpha Attribution)
- We Might Be Witnessing The Final Humiliation Of The Fed Haters (Business Insider)
- The case for being more cautious on Tesla than not (Morningstar)
- Every dickhead in finance overuses the term "Perfect Storm" to get attention (Motley Fool)
- Shutterstock founder on the Myth of Venture Capital (Recode)
- The case for REITs - even with rates potentially rising (sometime before we're dead) (AllianceBernstein)
- China's wealthy can't wait to GTFO (ChinaRealTime)
- How about a separate lane on the sidewalk for people who can't stop staring at their phones? Oh, that's a thing already. (engadget)
- Six people who've purchased their own islands (Investopedia)
- Urban Outfitters is selling a blood-spattered Kent State sweatshirt with bullet holes. IRL (BoingBoing)
- Oh Kanye. (Daily Beast)
