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Hot Links: Career-Ender

Posted January 8, 2016 by Joshua M Brown

What I'm reading this morning:

  • The mighty AEP tees off on Chinese capital flight (Telegraph)
  • ETFs have taken over the options market too, they account for 70% of all volume (Bloomberg)
  • The first week of January sucked - how much meaning is there to be had? (Indexology)
  • Strategists and Analysts in Near Agreement on 2016 EPS (Factset)
  • Being a vocal market-timer is a great way to end your career (Bloomberg View)
  • "unconstrained" bond funds are totally constrained - because the shareholders are calling the shots (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
  • JC: "We’re down 9% from the all-time highs in the S&P500 and I see people acting like 2-year olds that just had their favorite toy taken away from them." (All Star Charts)
  • Those massive wirehouse retention deals are about to run off. Will they stay? (Wall Street Journal)
  • Read this and try not to throw up all over yourself. BTW, I give them 3 years, max. (Vanity Fair)

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Joshua M. Brown

I’m a New York City-based financial advisor at Ritholtz Wealth Management LLC. I help people invest and manage portfolios for them.  For disclosure information please see here.

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