What I'm reading this morning:
- Rumor printed by Reuters that the ECB is considering a corporate (CORPORATE!) bond-buying program for its QE attempt (Reuters)
- McDonalds drops a bomb on investors. Most irrelevant giant brand in the industry (Wall Street Journal)
- Paul Tudor Jones: The piper will be paid someday. Just not in 2014, maybe. (Bloomberg)
- CEO of french oil giant Total SA dies in a bizarre plane crash outside Moscow. Police will "investigate" (BBC)
- Paulson's down 11% in the last month, 22% on the year (Wall Street Journal)
- Here's your oversold bounce if you were looking for a short entry (ZorTrades)
- Richard Bernstein: Volatility aside, the fundamentals are pretty good. (RBA)
- Sorkin: IBM has spent $140 billion on buybacks and dividends in the past 14 years (DealBook)
- You'll be glad to know that US humanitarian aid is finding its way to ISIS (Daily Beast)
