What I'm reading this morning:
- Shinzo Abe calls for a December vote to gauge the support for his economic plan (New York Times)
- Are the flash boys operating in the US Treasury market? (Bloomberg)
- The Fly isn't falling for these gold miner bounces. (iBankCoin)
- Frank: Here come those negative divergences in breadth again (ZorTrades)
- Are financial advisors giving up on international stocks? (TRB)
- Forrester: Brands are wasting their money on Facebook and Twitter (don't tell the shareholders!) (Wall Street Journal)
- What Bourbon Producers Can Teach the Oil Industry (Upshot)
- Kicking the tires on WisdomTree's new long US dollar ETF (ETF.com)
- Brian Lund: "The closer you are to a day trader or Warren Buffett, the better off you are." (bclund)
- "The proverbial Santa Claus Rally is not the yearend rally as so many mistakenly proclaim" (Jeff Hirsch)
- RBC says Apple will sell 20 million iWatches this spring (ValueWalk)
- Preferred stocks are the shit right now (Indexology)
- DO NOT MISS Vitaly Katsenelson on the Putin showdown. (Institutional Investor)
- Sovereign wealth funds have $29 trillion to allocate. Where will they put it? (MarketWatch)
- Teenagers are retarded. Will Smith should keep his away from reporters. (Times Magazine)
- SMH - Bob Marley's family-controlled estate is launching a marijuana brand. (LA Times)
