What I'm reading this morning:
- ECB is now actively studying their ability to stop propping up Greek banks (Bloomberg)
- Google is rewriting its entire search program to gauge the mobile-friendliness of websites (Wired)
- ...more on Google's Mobilegeddon (Recode)
- David Einhorn adds to his short positions, says the market is too expensive are earnings continue to shrink (ValueWalk)
- Mark Mobius is bearish on US stocks. Yes, he runs an EM fund, shhhh. (CNBC)
- Oil's rebound is probably a dollar sell-off phenomenon (Dr. Ed's Blog)
- Cullen weighs in on the weak US econ data, the return of European contagion and the China "bubble" (Pragmatic Capitalism)
- WTF is going on in Brazil? (beyond BRICs)
- David Merkel on negative interest rates (Aleph Blog)
- Bob Seawright: Large financial institutions will struggle now that secrecy is a thing of the past (Above the Market)
- Which market scenario would frustrate the most people? (Joe Fahmy)
- Retail Traders Wield Social Media for Investing Fame (Wall Street Journal)
