What I'm reading this morning:
- The Greek economic crisis is sure to persist even long after you are dead (Bloomberg)
- European stocks down five straight days (MarketWatch)
- U.S. Stocks on Wrong Side of History With Rate Rise in Sight (Bloomberg)
- Amazing charts from the Chinese equity bubble (Sober Look)
- What is the regional bank stock breakout telling us, if anything? (TRB)
- The Bull Market That Didn’t End in a Crash (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Calpers to Cut External Money Managers by Half (Wall Street Journal)
- Stifel buys Barclays Wealth Management (Stifel)
- Meanwhile NJ state officials defend the $600 million they paid to alternative managers last year (CIO)
- Turkish currency crashes as political situation undergoes historic fracturing (Bloomberg)
- The trouble with those UITs that brokers love to sell (ETF.com)
- The soft economic data of earlier this year seems to have abated - can we trust it to stay that way? (Yardeni)
- The new Imperialism involves American values being imposed on the rest of the world via technology (New York Times)
- This one's sure to cause a fight if you share it on Facebook - Why I Defaulted on My Student Loans (New York Times)
- Start investing with us now - Check out Liftoff today! (Liftoff)
