10 Sunday Reads

June 12, 2016 6:30am by Barry Ritholtz

My easy-like-Sunday-morning train reads:

• Shorting the Bond Market Supernova (Gadfly)
• The results of my minimal-effort investing philosophy (FT)
• Buying or renting, housing affordability just gets worse (CNBC) but see The Overinflated Fear of Being Priced Out of Housing (NYT)
• Congratulations, Your Genius Patent Is Now a Military Secret (Bloomberg)
• App Store Subscription Uncertainty (Daring Fireball)
• Top Trump donors to meet amid growing concerns about campaign, fundraising chaos (Reuters) see also Republicans who didn’t vote for Trump? They’re the real patriots (LA Times)
• Surprisingly Simple Ways You Can Trick Your Brain Into Focusing (Fast Company)
• 10 things America does so much worse than Europe (Salon)
• There’s Now a Porn Genre About How Broke Millennials Are (Vice)
• Bill Simmons Breaks Free: His “F—ing Shitty” ESPN Exit, Who Courted Him and Details of His HBO Show (Hollywood Reporter)

Be sure to check out our Masters in Business interview this weekend with Dr. Ed Yardeni, formerly chief Chief Strategist at Deutsche Bank, now at Yardeni Research

Why Aren’t Low Rates Working? Blame Dividends.

Source: WSJ

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