Underground Banks Go Under, and So Do Beachfront Homes

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Your POTUS-free morning train reads:

• Cheap Stocks, 2% Bonds and Modest Earnings Built Record Bull Run (Bloomberg)
• Massive P2P Failures in China: Underground banks going under (Petersen)
• Sorry, Pal, I Don’t Want to Talk: The other reason people wear AirPods (Wall Street Journal)
• How Sugar Subsidies Are Ruining Dozens of Florida Beaches, and Destroying Vast Quantities of Marine Life (FEE)
• Facebook’s Flawed DNA Makes It Unable to Fight Misinformation (Monday Note) see also Nobody Trusts Facebook. Twitter Is a Hot Mess. What Is Snapchat Doing? ( Bloomberg)
• Fleeing Venezuela’s Crushing Economic Crisis (The Atlantic)
• Sea Level Rise Is Eroding Home Value, and Owners Might Not Even Know It (Washington Post)
• Learning Is a Learned Behavior. Here’s How to Get Better at It. (Harvard Business Review)
• Who is David Pecker?: Michael Cohen’s plea explains National Enquirer publisher’s role (Newsweek)
• Nobel Golfer: The winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics has ideas for the game (Golf Digest)

What are you reading?

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Barry Ritholtz is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. He founded Ritholtz Wealth Management and was chief executive and director of equity research at FusionIQ, a quantitative research firm. He is the author of “Bailout Nation.”

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