What I'm reading this morning:
- Big recent gains for stocks, but we're still locked in a box (Price Action Lab)
- China's throwing $483 billion at its own stock market... (Bloomberg)
- ...but their economy is still in trouble (Bloomberg)
- Separating the truth from the hype about China's stock crash (KraneShares)
- A visual history of stock market crash predictions (Fund Reference)
- Silicon Valley: The economy is better than you think it is, it's your measurement that's the problem (Wall Street Journal)
- "the market is so hypercompetitive that most investors can’t benefit from skill" (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- "The SEC now wants to know whether mutual-fund companies are drumming up ways to make extra payments by tapping the assets they manage for investors to pay for services" (Wall Street Journal)
- Why fund construction is so important for investors (ETF.com)
- London traders get smashed at this stock market-themed bar (MarketWatch)
- Wilco drops "Star Wars" album as a free download (WilcoWorld.net)
