What I'm reading this morning:
- Chinese stocks dive 8.5% - their worst single day sell-off since 2007 (Reuters)
- Chinese's government's massive stock stimulus is having the opposite effect (Quartz)
- China's market plunge - by the numbers (Wall Street Journal)
- More than 40 companies in the S&P 500 are making new 52-week lows (TRB)
- More Fees Propel Airlines’ Profits, and Embitter Travelers (New York Times)
- The "worst" investment ever? (Servo Wealth)
- Paul Tudor Jones gets the Tren Griffin treatment and its amazing (25iq)
- "Janet Yellen is turning out to be not so dovish as many people expected" (MarketWatch)
- Larry Swedroe: Don't believe the "dividend-focused" hype (ETF.com)
- How much all the popular restaurant stocks earned this quarter - good roundup (Business Insider)
- Farhad Manjoo explains the Apple new product rollout strategy (New York Times)
- Taking the under on the whole "gig economy" conceit (Wall Street Journal)
- "The fastest and surest way make money these days is by getting your hands on other people’s money — and then putting it to work for you." (MarketWatch)
- The real reason Amazon is bigger than Wal-Mart now, LOL (The Chive)
