What I'm reading this morning:
- Talks between Greece and its creditors collapse over the weekend, Wall Street weighs in: (MoneyBeat)
- The Grecian Shitshow, now in its glorious fifth year! Here's a timeline in what's coming next (Bloomberg)
- Barry dusts off a throwback gem from Warren Buffett on stock prices (Ritholtz)
- China’s Stock Market Value Tops $10 Trillion for First Time (Bloomberg)
- Historically, Fed rate hikes do not trigger a market panic (BloombergView)
- BofA: Worry more about the Fed doing another stimulus. (Bloomberg)
- For market-timing advisers, luck is as important as skill (MarketWatch)
- Deep thoughts about buybacks from Matt Levine (BloombergView)
- "Maybe it is the ability to endure feeling like an idiot for a long time that distinguishes the world’s best investors." (Investors Field Guide)
- "Things that are going up in value almost always appear to be overpriced." (Seth Godin)
- The average American woman now weighs as much as the average 1960s man (Washington Post)
- Look up "chutzpah" in the dictionary and you'll find this: (Investment News)
