What I'm reading this morning:
- HOLY SHIT: BILL GROSS LEAVES PIMCO, GOES TO JANUS (janus?) (BusinessWire)
- Blackberry reports a smaller than expected loss, talks about turning to growth now (Reuters)
- David Zervos (Jefferies) flips bearish (Business Insider)
- If you thought this month was volatile, wait til October! (MarketWatch)
- Mystery Man Who Moves Japanese Markets Made More Than 1 Million Trades (Bloomberg)
- Jeremy Schwartz just got back from some high-level meetings in Japan, here's what he learned... (WisdomTree)
- BlackRock: Americans are still afraid of stocks. (iShares Blog)
- Russia, in desperate bid to obtain a PE ratio of 2 times earnings, pursues new law allowing it to seize foreign assets at will. (Business Insider)
- Reporter obtains secrectly taped Fed conversations with Goldman Sachs (Bloomberg View)
- ...and here are the tapes themselves. (This American Life)
- Eddy Lampert and Bruce Berkowitz not seeing eye to eye over Sears (DealBook)
- Today's powder keg: Larry Swedroe cites study showing that technical analysis mysteriously stopped working in 1987. (ETF.com)
- Map: Where gun stores outnumber museums and libraries (Wonkblog)
- Jeter gets a storybook ending. Anyone has a problem with that, come see me in person. (NY Post)
