What I'm reading this morning:
- Apple reports another monster quarter, some eye-popping stats via Eddy (Crossing Wall Street)
- The charts from Apple's latest data dump are even more impressive (Quartz)
- Brian White goes full bulltard on Apple, Apple Watch, Tim Cook's abs, etc. (Bloomberg)
- Americans Aren't Miserable Enough for the Bull Market in Stocks to End (Bloomberg)
- Morgan Stanley analysts' takeaways from the Facebook and Google reports (Benzinga)
- Twitter's earnings report tonight should bring out all the usual drama queens (Recode)
- Grexit has become consensus, followed by Greco-Teutonic make-up sex fiesta (Reuters)
- Growth and momentum faves were disproportionately hit in yesterday's selloff (Joe Fahmy)
- Greggy: The technicals say Shanghai is not done going up (Dragonfly Capital)
- Edward Luce on how buybacks are a bet against the future (Financial Times)
- Your current clients are more important than your future clients - because they ARE your future clients (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Adam Grimes has five steps to establish an investment or trading process (Adam Grimes)
- How much wealth we grow up with helps shape our personalities in important ways (The Atlantic)
- Blur is back. Trust me, kids, this is cool. (The Atlantic)
- Check out our automated investment service, Liftoff! (Liftoff)
