10 Mid-Week AM Reads

May 8, 2013 10:00am by Barry Ritholtz

My airplane reading for today:

• Dow Closes Above 15,000 (WSJ) but see also Dow’s hitting new highs — but are you? (MarketWatch)
• How To Invest, Think and Live Like Sir John Templeton (Forbes)
• Germans Splurge on Italian Homes Locals Can’t Afford (Bloomberg) see also The German model is not for export (FT.com)
• ‘Cause these guys did so well spotting bubbles last time: Fed Council Warns of Credit Risk, Asset Price Bubble (Businessweek)
• Welcome to the post-BRIC world (Economist) see also No-one is impressed by China’s amazing April trade figures (FT Alphaville)
• Five Rich Men to Watch at Ira Sohn (WSJ)
• Funds See Opportunity in Real Estate (WSJ) but see Federal judge questions constitutionality of Colorado foreclosure law (Denver Post)
• Going Public: Endowment performance at our great state universities (All About Alpha)
• Navy Ship Can’t Meet Mission, Internal U.S. Report Finds (Bloomberg)
• This Is the Most Detailed Picture of the Internet Ever (and Making it Was Very Illegal) (Motherboard)

What are you reading?

Americans’ Confidence in the Economy Ties Record High

Source: Gallup

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