Hot Links: Down With the King
Posted August 25, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
Burger King in talks to hilariously merge with Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons for tax savings. Basically an FU to Obama. (WSJ
Draghi’s off the cuff remarks tell you everything you need to know about what comes next for the ECB. (BusinessInsider
Ben Carlson: What stage of the bull market are we in? (AWealthOfCommonSense
Your asset allocation is wrong (and so is everyone else’s) (Bason
With his fundamental indexing, Rob Arnott practically invented “smart beta” – here’s what he thinks of its bastardization. (AdvisorPerspectives
Patrick O’Shaughnessy: Everything is expensive. (YahooFinance
Value maven Joel Greenblatt is still the man. (Barrons
Amazon’s secret plan to become a physical retailer. (Recode
Activist hedge funds have been smashing the indices – but not without volatility. (ValueWalk
Larry Swedroe: Nails in the hedge fund coffin. (ETF
12 things you could learn from entrepreneur and investor John Doerr. (25iq
Gabriel Sherman: Seriously, what the hell is TIME Inc going to do, now that it’s a standalone company? (NewYorkMagazine
The middle class is vanishing before your eyes. (JoeTaxpayer
Vice News is not f***ing around. (NYT
American journo freed by Al Nusra terrorist group after negotiations with Qatar. They probably don’t really want to be at war with America… (NYT
Erin Heatherton is so hot she should be arrested. (Egotastic
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