What I'm reading this morning:
- China stocks will have to wait to join big MSCI index (MarketWatch)
- Trade setup: Buy the banks into the FOMC (Dragonfly Capital)
- Bill Gross tweets out a "Reverse Head n' Shoulders" call on bond yields (ValueWalk)
- You'd be amazed how many professional money managers are closet technicians (Irrelevant Investor)
- Gundlach still not buying the rate hike - probability less than 50% (Reuters)
- These Are Global Banking’s Winners and Losers Since the Crisis (Bloomberg)
- Warren Buffett ♥'s China (Wall Street Journal)
- Stephen Schwarzman: How the next crisis will happen (Wall Street Journal)
- Sorkin: Not all M&A is driven by optimism (DealBook)
- Steve Cohen sells at the top, in all aspects of life. (Page Six)
- Walmart Raised Wages In April. It’s Already Seeing The Benefits. (ThinkProgress)
- CoreLogic: "Number of Loans in Foreclosure Lowest Since 2007" (Calculated Risk)
- Larry Swedroe adds a new tome to his "must-read books for serious investors" list (ETF.com)
- The trouble with chasing dividend yield is that it can lead you into a junk yard (Research Affiliates )
