What I'm reading this morning:
- BOOM, there it is: Goldman Sees Risk of Oil Below $20 (Bloomberg)
- Deutsche Bank CEO to the troops: You guys, we're fine. I swear. (Deutsche Bank)
- and now for the good news - after the S&P 500 makes a new closing 52-week low, the market is higher 3 years later 86% of the time (Irrelevant Investor)
- The $20 Billion Manager Who Won After the Crisis Is Buying Again (Bloomberg)
- There's hope for this being a correction rather than full blown bear so long as low-vol stocks hold up (Price Action Lab)
- The bullshit machine is undergoing maintenance very early in the year (Bloomberg)
- What it's like living in the shadow of a billionaire monument (Crain's New York)
- We've been fighting over the gold standard for hundreds of years (The Big Picture)
- Checking in on JPMorgan's suite of ETFs (ETF.com)
- Why I Love Having My Own RIA (Enterprising Investor)
- Some teachers need tough love when it comes to their investing (A Teachable Moment)
- Startup that was about to "crush the insurance industry" crushes its own CEO (Recode)
