What I'm reading this morning:
- Bern Bernanke is blogging now: Why are interest rates so low? (Brookings)
- The Glory Days of Private Equity Are Over (Wall Street Journal)
- Urban Carmel's market trends you need to be aware of (Fat Pitch)
- Andy's technical rundown is a great place to start your week (AThrasher)
- Foregoing gains today for liquidity tomorrow (LinkedIn)
- Why this spring's market selloff doesn't look like last spring's (Wall Street Journal)
- Why we utilize tactical strategies for our wealth management clients (Irrelevant Investor)
- Has the Market Punished S&P 500 Companies with Higher Global Exposure? (Factset)
- Are index fund investors smarter? (well, certainly better behaved) (MarketWatch)
- "you’re bound to have competing ideologies at times depending on where we are in the investment cycle." (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- How DIY Bond Traders Displaced Wall Street’s Hot Shot Bond Dealers (Bloomberg)
- If these six cylinders don’t revive the Euro economy, then nothing will. (Dr Ed's Blog)
- Is your broker working against you and your interests? (MarketWatch)
- Tim Cook on Indiana's new discrimination law (Washington Post)
- The shut-in economy, where everything is delivered to self-important techno-dicks (Medium)
- Just when you thought it couldn't get worse, we're going to start fetishizing "Generation Z" now (New York Times)
- Check out our automated advisory service, Liftoff! (Liftoff)
