What I'm reading this morning:
- Greece gives the middle finger to EMU again. Game Theory blows. (Telegraph)
- Jony Ive and what's coming next at Apple (New Yorker)
- New research shows that income inequality actually hasn't risen since the financial crisis (dummies - income is not the point, assets are) (New York Times)
- Jesse Livermore: Today's investing janitors probably won't fare as well. (Philosophical Economics)
- Beware the Macro Value Trap - countries aren't individual stocks (Pragmatic Capitalism)
- What David Einhorn's buying and selling (ValueWalk)
- "Anchoring yourself to the date you purchased investments or initiated a financial plan will inevitably lead to disappointment" (Certifiable Financial Planner)
- Why the worst companies in America have done so well for shareholders (Motley Fool)
- ISIS is not looking to win a war, it's actually trying to end the world. (The Atlantic)
- Ben Carlson plucks a few gems from Fred Schwed (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- josh's awesome investment mix (TRB)
- When the stupids are talking, it's fun to listen. (Raw Story)
