What I'm reading this morning:
- Global stocks follow through on US rally (MarketWatch)
- Marty Zweig's rare but powerful "breadth thrust" indicator triggered Thursday (Quantifiable Edges)
- Why Do High-Frequency Traders Cancel So Many Orders? (Bloomberg View)
- Everything you need to understand about the dollar's impact on markets and the economy (Financial Times)
- Ferarri's $12 billion IPO on the NYSE should be interesting (Bloomberg)
- Michael Batnick with some surprising information about annual stock returns (The Irrelevant Investor)
- Ben just gave a talk in front of an enormous industry audience in Italy (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Oh look, Hillary is a Wall Street reformer now. Someone tell her daughter, son in law, Bob Rubin, Lloyd Blankfein and her entire donor base (Bloomberg View)
- Why the House GOP is such a shitshow (Vox)
- Actually yes, US consumers did spend their gasoline savings (Real Time Economics)
- Pretty excited that 'Fargo' is back on Monday (The Atlantic)
