What I'm reading this morning:
- BERKSHIRE TO BUY DURACELL FOR $6.4 BILLION (Bloomberg)
- "The facts are - the U.S. Dollar and Euro are stuck inside of 6-year trading range, with each at the same price as they were back in 2008!" (Chris Kimble)
- Fidelity, Pershing and Schwab won't support any more non-traded REITs from the Schorsch empire (Investment News)
- Ray Dalio's Bridgewater boosts his EM positions (EEM, VWO) while selling down SPY (ETF Trends)
- Michael Lewis: Wealth inequality is extremely bad for the wealthy too (New Republic)
- On the possibility of a tech-energy rotation (Andrew Thrasher)
- What Twitter said to its investors (Wall Street Journal)
- Dan Alpert: Why the Fed is flummoxed by the labor market (Economonitor)
- Wal-Mart's earnings are a masterclass in how to beat The Street dirty (Zero Hedge)
- There are things that matter, it's not all "noise" (Michael Batnick)
- Vlad the Impaler is now stockpiling gold ahead of economic warfare (Telegraph)
- Matt Phillips explains how the dollar became the dollar (Quartz)
- Silly rabbit, Taylor Swift IS the music industry (BusinessWeek)
- Investors: Come see us at our NYC open house during the week of December 8th (Ritholtz)
