What I'm reading this morning:
- More people shopped online than in physical stores this Black Friday (Business Insider)
- JP Morgan: "The long period of indiscriminately buying any dip might be coming to an end." (Zero Hedge)
- World's Biggest Pension Fund Loses $64 Billion Amid Equity Rout (Bloomberg)
- On CME Group as equity interest rate proxy (TRB)
- Are longer lifespans playing a role in low interest rates around the world? (ETF.com)
- Ben Carlson: What If Factor Risk Premiums Go Away? (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Liquid Alts have failed their investors as a category so far (Financial Times)
- JC's favorite follows on StockTwits (All Star Charts)
- Private Equity billionaires remaking Illinois from the governor's office (New York Times)
- Chris Christie picks up a possibly campaign-saving endorsement in NH (Union-Leader)
