(Bloomberg Opinion) -- My morning train reads:
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- Legislate. Repeal. Fail. Repeat. (New York Times)
- Subscriptions for the 1% (TechCrunch)
- Loss aversion can cause investors to make ultra-conservative decisions. (MarketWatch)
- Here’s How Much Money You Need for Bankers to Think You’re Rich (Bloomberg) but see Algorithms are making the same mistakes as humans assessing credit scores (Quartz)
- Please don’t tell individual investors to buy leveraged loans (Alphaville)
- Gates: Facebook isn’t a platform. A platform is when the economic value of everybody that uses it exceeds the value of the company that creates it (Stratechery)
- A Booming Economy With a Tragic Price (New York Times)
- In Trump Versus California, One Negotiator Is Unlike Any Other (Bloomberg)
- A guide to anti-misinformation actions around the world (Poynter)
- Failed Futures of Music: The future of music doesn’t always turn out the way people planned (Red Bull Music Academy)
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What are you reading?
America’s Profit Boom Leaves Europe Inc. Playing Catch-Up
Source: Wall Street Journal
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