What I'm reading this morning:
- ...and oil drops $2 a barrel to a fresh five-year low. (Reuters)
- Consumer stocks are on fire right now, thanks to the drop in oil. (Wall Street Journal)
- Banks and brokerages breaking out - this is new. (StockCharts.com)
- What Happens to Stocks and Bonds When the Fed Raises Rates? (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Chinese stocks booming - but we've been down this road before. (Yahoo Finance)
- India stocks look ridic right now... (See It Market)
- ...Rockstar RBI chief Raghuram Rajan may be the reason why (Business Insider)
- This is where my link about the shakeup at The New Republic magazine would go if I gave a shit: (blank)
- Why are economists still so influential, after so many massive fails? (The Economist)
- Larry Swedroe does a great primer on the importance of CAPM for investors. (ETF.com)
- Zuckerberg's working his charms on the Chinese. Hard. (Technology Spectator)
- Australian researchers shatter the solar efficiency record - new sunlight-to-electricity conversion of 40% (Science Daily)
- This is amazing: 17 Signs You Were a CIO in 2014 (CIO)
- An interview with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe (The Economist)
- Pizza Hut announces a major technology breakthrough: (Buzzfeed)
