Ritholtz's Reads: Flying Cars, Ad Blockers and Bullet Trains

(Bloomberg) -- My Tuesday morning train reads:

• Study: For Hedge Funds, Smaller Is Better (Institutional Investor); see also Size, Age and the Performance Life Cycle of Hedge Funds (SSRN)
• 18 Chart Crimes and Misdemeanors (CFA Institute)
• Warren Buffett buy-and-hold approach for stocks may be wrong for you. (USA Today); see also This Brilliant Strategy Used by Warren Buffett Will Help You Prioritize Your Time (Inc.)
• Justices strike down federal sports gambling law (SCOTUSblog)
• Alexa and Siri Can Hear This Hidden Command. You Can’t. (New York Times); see also Google’s New Voice Bot Sounds, Um, Maybe Too Real (NPR)
• Inside the Brotherhood of Ad Blockers (Bloomberg)
• Uber’s vision of the flying car is here (Recode); see also Apple’s self-driving car fleet grows to 55 in California (TechCrunch)
• China’s superfast bullet trains: What it’s like to ride, photos, tour (Business Insider)
• White House leakers leak about leaking (Axios); see also Trump vs. the “Deep State” (New Yorker)
• We read every one of the 3,517 Facebook ads bought by Russians. Their dominant strategy: Sowing racial discord (USA Today)

What are you reading?

Once-Hot Apartment Construction Cooling as U.S. Housing Engine

Source: Bloomberg

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