What I'm reading this morning:
- Dow Chemical and DuPont Are in Advanced Talks to Merge (Wall Street Journal)
- Stocks and commodities have become all one trade (Wall Street Journal)
- Yahoo is no longer spinning Alibaba, now what? (Barron's)
- The Future's So Bright... (Calculated Risk)
- Urban Carmel on market trends (Fat Pitch)
- The Biggest Lesson I Learned As A Trader in 2015 (Andrew Thrasher)
- Hedge-Fund Rout Leaves Pensions With Little to Show for the Fees (Bloomberg)
- Larry Swedroe on what happens to REITs in rising rate environment (ETF.com)
- Howard Marks spoke at the Goldman Financial Services conference yesterday - his remarks here: (ValueWalk)
- You'll never guess who bought the $2 million Wu-Tang album. I'm so depressed now. (Bloomberg)
- TIME's Person of the Year is Angela Merkel. I would have guessed North West or "Active Shooter" (TIME)
- Scenes from the future of wealth management (TRB)
- I'm proud and honored to be among LinkedIn's Top Voices of 2015 (LinkedIn)
