What I'm reading this morning:
- A Dozen Things Taught by Warren Buffett in his 50th Anniversary Letter that will Benefit Ordinary Investors (25iq)
- Tim Duy: The Fed is basically telling the asset markets that "punks jump up to get beat down." (Economist's View)
- "Nasdaq has big, mature companies with room to grow more, trading in a market that has been appropriately cautious." (MarketWatch)
- "American workers are finally getting something they haven’t had in a long time — a raise." (Crossing Wall Street)
- The Suddenly Hot Job Market for Workers Over 50 (Money)
- 8 ways millennials are very different from their parents, in terms of what they want (Wonkblog)
- The media does have a significant effect on the way investors allocate their portfolios (ETF.com)
- Making financial decisions using the process of elimination (A Wealth of Common Sense)
- SEC plans to level playing field for newer ETF firms (Reuters)
- Bob Veres: The inspection of investment advisers doesn't have to cost a fortune and take forever (Financial Planning)
- Some leaked screenshots of the FT's online redesign (Business Insider)
- How Dennis Kozlowski lays low (DealBook)
- '60 Minutes' took a f***ing 2x4 to the side of Lumber Liquidators last night. (CBS News)
- Russia so old school (Wall Street Journal)
