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Hot Links: The Worst Strategy Ever

Posted April 1, 2015 by Joshua M Brown

What I'm reading this morning:

  • Welcome Back, Volatility (BlackRock Blog)
  • Iran talks: six days of living in a gilded cage (AFP)
  • Sears Holdings announces a $2.5 billion sale-leaseback REIT deal. So this is what you've been waiting for since 2004. Great. (Bloomberg)
  • There's a new wave of billion-dollar hedge fund startups emerging as some big shops disappoint (Bloomberg)
  • Ben Bernanke blogs about secular stagnation (Brookings)
  • Larry Summers disagrees with Ben Bernanke about secular stagnation (Larry Summers)
  • All Hail Jeffrey Gundlach, the New Bond King (ummm, this has been apparent for four years now) (Bloomberg View)
  • Larry Swedroe: This is the worst strategy I've ever seen (ETF.com)
  • Charlie Munger via John Hempton: Not a fan of Valeant (Bronte Capital)
  • Here are notes on everything Munger said at the DJCO annual meeting (ValueWalk)
  • jack Bogle weighs in on the fiduciary standard debate (ETF.com)
  • Check out our automated advisory service, Liftoff! (Liftoff)

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Joshua M. Brown

I’m a New York City-based financial advisor at Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC. I help people invest and manage portfolios for them.  For disclosure information please see here.

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