What I'm reading this morning:
- China stocks bounce back as intervention restores stability (Reuters)
- Bob Peck: Don't hold your breath for Twitter's turnaround (Benzinga)
- Noah Smith: Economists have trouble explaining bubbles because people should be rational and markets should be right (Bloomberg View)
- Greg Harmon on today's Fed shenanigans and what it all means for the market (Dragonfly Capital)
- Don't ignore the A/D line (ETF Trends)
- Sentiment for gold is poisonous at this point (Bloomberg)
- Hulbert: What if gold dropped to $350 an ounce? (MarketWatch)
- Matt Levine: Nobody Knows How Much Bonds Cost (Bloomberg View)
- Learning to code is the new "I'm getting my realtor's license" (New York Times)
- Hot new career: Videogame Coach (Wall Street Journal)
- Nikkei planing to ride Financial Times to global clout (New York Times)
- The godfather of behavioral finance didn't fare very well in the fund business (ETF.com)
- You have to see value investing legend Charles Brandes's house (Institutional Investor )
