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Hot Links: There’s Always Next Year

Posted February 2, 2016 by Joshua M Brown

What I'm reading this morning:

  • A weather forecast for morons (New York Post)
  • Google passes Apple with the largest market cap in the US (CNBC.com)
  • BofA: The Oil Crash Is Kicking Off One of the Largest Wealth Transfers in Human History (Bloomberg)
  • The capital spending slump that originated in the hard-hit energy sector appears to be spreading more widely across other U.S. industries. (Reuters)
  • Brian Gilmartin on the negative earnings revisions for the S&P 500 (Fundamentalis)
  • "Are stocks obviously overvalued? The answer is no, and the reason is straightforward." (Peterson Institute)
  • Active managers always believe next year will be their year (Indexology)
  • Top US financial groups hold secret summits on long-termism (Financial Times)
  • Kristaps Porzingis and the trouble with snap judgments (TRB)
  • What's it going to be in 2016: FANG or BARF? (ValueWalk)
  • Cruz Victory Gives Hope To Despised People Everywhere (New Yorker)

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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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