What I'm reading this morning:
- "Every day, American motorists are saving $630 million on gasoline compared with what they paid at June prices, and they would get a $230 billion windfall if prices were to stay this low for a year." (Washington Post)
- Kobayashi Maru and the Forecasting Follies (Above the Market)
- David Blitzer explains the US dollar's impact on stock market returns (Indexology)
- TV Viewing Slips as Streaming Booms (Wall Street Journal)
- Hulbert: Santa Claus Rally is not a foregone conclusion (MarketWatch)
- Economic Warfare: The Russian Ruble and Crude Oil (Stefan Cheplick)
- Investors are asking hedge funds to beat benchmarks before charging fees. (Bloomberg)
- Credit Suisse's outlook for each emerging market this coming year (Financialist)
- BC Appelbaum scores an interview with the Fed's Charles Evans (Upshot)
- Bold call: Dividend cuts are coming for US stocks (MarketWatch)
- Mary Childs: How Gross Lost His Empire As Pimco Cracked (Bloomberg)
- LOL Ed Sheeran at the Victoria's Secret fashion show - he's like "Whoa." (Buzzfeed)
