What I'm reading this morning:
- European PMIs show an economy picking up speed (Wall Street Journal)
- China Wants to Buy Europe (Bloomberg View)
- George Soros: but Greece is f*cked. (Bloomberg)
- Hulbert: You won’t know the bull market is over until the bear is here (MarketWatch)
- Yardeni: Old Age Doesn’t Kill Bull Markets (Dr. Ed's Blog)
- Sad news, a plane carrying up to 150 passengers has just crashed in France (TIME)
- The biotech bubble is extreme, but not quite as extreme as the Dot Com bubble a generation ago (Irrelevant Investor)
- One ingredient driving the startup valuation boom is the involvement of thirsty hedge funds (Bloomberg)
- Futures trading — as distinguished from options trading, its more cerebral relative — was a way for those with a blue-collar background to enter the white-collar world. (DealBook)
- Ritholtz's March Madness Theory of Investing is perfect (Bloomberg View)
- "A lot of so-called financial experts are a disguised form of fraudster. They're second cousins to the spiritualists who tell grieving parents they can talk to their dead children." (Psy-Fi Blog)
- Can publishers like the New York Times survive a Facebook content partnership? (New York Times)
- The Benzinga FinTech Awards is this spring's MUST attend event . New York City in two weeks. (Benzinga)
- Check out our automated investing service, Liftoff today! (Liftoff)
