What I'm reading this morning:
- Andy assesses the technical damage of the past week (AThrasher)
- Here is why the S&P 500 will hit a new high by year-end (Zenolytics)
- Three pieces of good news from Morgan Stanley economist Joachim Fels (Business Insider)
- Overseas Weakness Dampens Fed Optimism at Home (Wall Street Journal)
- Is that all there is? Musings on a temperamental old bull (Michael Santoli)
- The Riskalyze Report: Tech gets its bell rung (TRB)
- How the trainwreck in oil will push down inflation data going forward (Evan Soltas)
- Homebuilders ETF at 52-week lows (StockCharts.com)
- Howard Marks: Mr. Risk's Rules of Enrichment (Bloomberg)
- And the winner of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics is... (New York Times)
- Trader Joe's sells twice as much per square foot as Whole Foods. Here's how: (Yahoo Finance)
- Twitter's working on money transfers via tweet with a French bank (Reuters)
- Repeat after me: Brokers are not fiduciaries and no one in a bank branch is giving you "advice" (New York Times)
- A little late to this but it's great: Helaine Olen on the origin of the very worst personal finance trope (Storify)
