What I'm reading this morning:
- Who attacked and disabled Pyongyang's Internet connection? (New York Times)
- Five things to watch for in today's GDP report (MoneyBeat)
- Is China about to take off while no one expects it? (Market Anthropology)
- John Authers hits the mutual fund biz with a spiked bat this morning (Financial Times)
- Tactical asset allocation giant F-Squared admits to fraud, settles with SEC for $35 million on false performance claims (Fortune)
- Where do we draw the line between innovation and disruption for disruption's sake? (DealBook)
- The stock market's merry 200 year history illustrated (click this, trust me) (MarketWatch)
- These were the five best performing ETFs of 2014 - how many did you guess in advance? (ETF.com)
- The New Inverted Market Order (Price Action Lab)
- Which funds got the international story right this year? (Morningstar)
- How Larry Swedroe thinks about bear markets (ETF.com)
- it’s much easier to unemotionally write about stocks than trade them professionally. (ValueWalk)
- That deranged pervert what founded American Apparel is now broke. (Buzzfeed)
- Sony tells Twitter to remove hacked email screenshots or face a lawsuit (Vice)
