What I'm reading this morning:
- The euro is still crashing. The Greece thing needs to be resolved at some point. (Telegraph)
- Wow, Nasdaq just bought Dorsey Wright for $225 million (Financial Times)
- Bitcoin either makes it this year or goes down as one of the biggest clown shows in history (Vox)
- 1/1000 Of The US Now Controls More Than 1/5 Of The Wealth (Business Insider)
- What if rates actually rise? I know, can't happen - but still... (Barrons)
- By the way, Gundlach won yet again in 2014. Here's his new rate call (Barron's)
- Once again, single-year returns data is meaningless (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Did the HFT lobby succeed at blocking critic Joseph Stiglitz from a key regulatory panel? (Bloomberg)
- Investors pulled $12.4 billion from active managers in 2014 and added a quarter of a trillion to passive indexes (Wall Street Journal)
- New Jeremy Siegel interview (ETF.com)
- Jeff Reeves: Before you cheer on the dollar rally.... (MarketWatch)
- 70 year old hedge fund founder shot dead by his son in New York City (Zero Hedge)
- Did you hear the one about the Moscow hedge fund manager hot shot who vanished into thin air? (Wall Street Journal)
- Where to eat in New York City this year (New York Magazine)
- Plan Think Work Live (TRB)
- Yeah, I said it. (Twitter)
