| My short-holiday-week morning train reads: - America's Greatest Bull Market Rages on Against the Dying Light ( Bloomberg )
- Backer of Well-Known Hedge Funds Shuts Down ( Wall Street Journal )
- Consumers Are Doing Great. Businesses Are Cautious. Who's Right About the Future? ( Upshot )
- Hollywood Is in a Panic Again. Is This the Summer From Hell or Business As Usual? ( the Ringer )
- Annuities in 401(k)s Won't Solve the Retirement Crisis. Here's Why. ( Barron's ) but see The Rolling Stones, Still Filling Stadiums, Know What You Need: An Annuity ( New York Times )
- Possible Fannie, Freddie IPO whets Wall Street's appetite ( Fox Business )
- Even $1 Trillion Can't Make World Better Place: Norway's sovereign-wealth fund is finding out how hard it is ( Wall Street Journal )
- 4,000-to-1 Long Shot ( Krueger & Catalano )
- Twitter adds labels for tweets that break its rules — a move with potentially stark implications for Trump's account ( Washington Post )
- KD And Kyrie Were the Final Pieces of Brooklyn's Brilliant Rebuild (FiveThirtyEight); see also Free Agency Just Started and the Knicks Already Lost ( Sports Illustrated )
Be sure to check out our Masters in Business interview with Andrew Ang, director of BlackRock's $210 billion factor strategies group. A former professor of finance at Columbia Business School, Ang is the author of " Asset Management: A Systematic Approach to Factor Investing ." 1/3 of the record $72 billion flows in fixed income ETFs in 2019 came in June, a new monthly record Source: @EricBalchunas |
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