What I'm reading this morning:
- Hedge Funds Bet on Risks in U.S. Blue-Chip Debt (Wall Street Journal)
- Goldman sees a 25% risk of developed world recession in next year (Bloomberg)
- Bank Of America Admits The U.S. May Already Be In A Recession (Zero Hedge)
- Bloodied, Not Broken: U.S. Bond Market's Biggest Bears Die Hard (Bloomberg)
- JC Parets: the best 50 charts in the world (All Star Charts)
- Bernie Sanders attacking Wall Street (Bloomberg)
- Bill Clinton attacking Bernie Sanders (New York Times)
- Larry Swedroe on the problems with using Russell 2000 to track small cap performance (ETF.com)
- The long-term performance of investment grade fixed income is jaw-dropping (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- Was a major hedge fund cherry-picking the best trades for its employees? (CIO)
- The Fly calls bulls*** on a Texas oil banker (iBankCoin)
- A Dying Breed: Currency Traders Are Left Out of New Wall Street (Bloomberg)
- F***in' Tim Geithner, never learned a thing (Bloomberg)
