What I'm reading this morning:
- Greece's new finance minister made a reasonable proposal and markets love it (Bloomberg)
- Goldman: CapEx will see its first annual decline since 2009 (MoneyBeat)
- WTI Crude reclaims $50 a barrel (Business Insider)
- "You haven't had an industry this large become this distressed since the banking crisis" (CNBC)
- Hulbert: Sell signal flashed for Dow Theory guys (MarketWatch)
- Eddy: The Stock Market Likes It Boring (Crossing Wall Street)
- Turns out there really is some benefit to paying attention to analyst rankings (Institutional Investor)
- How a strengthening dollar acts as a magnet for capital to US markets (Indexology)
- So how many people ended up watching the Super Bowl? A lot. (New York Times)
- What will Amazon do with the RadioShacks it plans on purchasing? (Bloomberg)
- Stephen Schwarzman to young finance workers: “This is not Silicon Valley, where failure is an option” (DealBook)
- Google vs Uber (makes popcorn) (Bloomberg)
