(Bloomberg View) -- My Tuesday morning train reads:
• Hedge Fund Investors Stop Paying for Bad Returns (Barron's) see also All the Fun Is Going Out of Hedge Funds (Bloomberg View)
• Why a surging stock market isn't making ordinary investors happy (The Guardian)
• Apple chief Tim Cook's five years in five charts (Financial Times) but see also The Apple-Google shift (Medium)
• The Robots Are Coming. Welcome Them (WSJ)
• Seller's Paradise: Companies Build Bonds for European Central Bank to Buy (WSJ) see also World's Biggest Bond Traders Undeterred by Negative Yields (Bloomberg)
• Libertarian nominee Johnson: ‘This is the demise of the Republican Party' (CNBC)
• Rent-to-Own Homes: A Win-Win for Landlords, a Risk for Struggling Tenants (Dealbook) but see This is the best time in history to invest in real estate (Marketwatch)
• Evidence points to another Snowden at the NSA (Reuters)
• The Unicorn Hedge (500 Hats) but see Area VC Decries Bubble Talk By Decrying Another Bubble With Talk (Mattermark)
• What does a dog want more – “good boy” or treats? (Washington Post)
Junk Bonds Regain Fans
Source: WSJ
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