Gold's Breakout, Brexit's Beatdown
(Bloomberg View) -- My morning train vacation reads:
- El-Erian: 3 Things to Know About Record-Low U.S. Yields (Bloomberg View)
- Gold Breaks Out as Brexit Hits European Currencies (Barron's)
- How Brexit Is Likely to Keep Beating Up Emerging Markets (Real Time Economics)
- Swedroe: A New Factor-Based Approach to Classifying and Measuring the Performance of SRI Mutual Funds (MutualFunds.com)
- When Stocks Give You Nothing (Motley Fool); see also Stocks Slide With Pound Amid Renewed Worries Over Global Growth (Bloomberg)
- Can post-Brexit London retain its crown as a global hotspot? (Telegraph)
- Don't Ask Your Barber If You Need a Haircut (A Teachable Moment)
- America's Trade Deficit Wasn't Always a Jobs Killer. But It Is Now. (Slate) but see Job Training Works. So Why Not Do More? (New York Times)
- Swing State Polls And National Polls Basically Say The Same Thing (FiveThirtyEight)
- By Jove: NASA Says Juno Craft Is Orbiting Jupiter (NPR); see also The incredible things that had to go just right for Juno to reach Jupiter (Quartz)
What are you reading?
Looking for the next market high
Source: Wall Street Journal
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