What I'm reading this morning:
- Grexit in progress, perhaps (Guardian)
- Greenspan says it's just a matter of time anyway (MarketWatch)
- Europe doesn't give a f*** at this point. They're like "Bring it." (Reuters)
- But will the markets? (Research Affiliates)
- Meanwhile, the OECD sees a revival for Eurozone economies (Wall Street Journal)
- Why MicCaps broke out this week (TRB)
- Regional bank stocks could be next (Andrew Thrasher)
- Is Goldman kicking the tires on BAML's private banking and investment group? (AdvisorHUB)
- "Making minor tweaks and changes to your asset allocation won’t have that much of an impact on your performance. Your ability to stick with your chosen asset allocation will." (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Why do pension funds ignore evidence? (ETF.com)
- Obama is set to break a record for private job creation under a presidential administration. Don't tell him though, he'll get all swaggy about it. (Calculated Risk)
- When Rand Paul bashes the Fed, it comes off like he eats crayons and wears a helmet. (Bloomberg View)
- These are the economic facts, you can add any caveats you'd like (TRB)
- Biggest moments from the Grammy's last night, in case, like me, you moved over to the Walking Dead / Saul doubleheader at 9. (Vox)
