What I'm reading this morning:
- Twitter beat earnings last night, the data / charts here: (Business Insider)
- Europe Weighs the Costs Of Casting Greece Aside (Wall Street Journal)
- Something economists thought was impossible is happening in Europe (Vox)
- Late to this, but value investing legend Seth Klarman on what he learned from Buffett is fantastic (Financial Times)
- Greg Guenthner: When charts disagree with the haters (Midnight Trader)
- Traditional diversification works better than hedge fund stuff (Servo Wealth)
- ...but hedge funds are great status symbols. (ETF.com)
- GoPro: Great product, disastrous stock (Barron's Tech Trader Daily)
- Fascinating: Deere is selling farmers high-tech tractors that they cannot repair because of all the software (Wired)
- You want to talk about brass balls? How about an investment advisor who uses his clients money to pay off a class action suit brought by his other clients? (Investment News)
- "Can ‘wirehouse advisers ever serve as fiduciaries—given the complexity of their payouts?’" - No. (Wall Street Journal)
- While the S&P 500 was flat from September 2014 through January 2015, Low Volatility Index and Dividend Aristocrats were up 7.83% and 5.57% (Indexology)
- Why does Bill Gross have a financial advisor? (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- All-time high for the MidCap 400 Index - BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN? (Price Action Lab)
- Check out Bloomberg's 404 Error message (Bloomberg)
