(Bloomberg View) -- Oh, Snap! Our post-rally morning train reads:
- Why the Trump Agenda Is Moving Slowly: The Republicans' Wonk Gap (the Upshot)
- For Better or Worse, Ackman Still Bets Against Herbalife (Bloomberg View)
- Voila! How to Bet on "Frexit" (Wall Street Journal)
- Public Bike Sharing: Analyzing the Usage Data in U.S. Cities (Priceonomics)
- Conscious consumerism is a lie. Here's a better way to help save the world (Quartz)
- Disclosure is a very poor substitute for “best interest.” (Teachable Moment)
- Psychologists uncover a new self-serving bias -- if it's my theory, it must be true (British Psychological Society)
- Trump's Russian connections: Donald Trump's ties to Russia are a mix of bling, business and bluster spanning 30 years (Financial Times)
- Home Runs Are No Longer Paying the Bills (Wall Street Journal)
- "Gary from Chicago," the Oscars' best meme, didn't ask for your attention (Washington Post)
What are you reading?
A New Way to Look at 'Crazy' Stock Valuations
Source: Wall Street Journal
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