Ritholtz's Reads: Loss Aversion, Puns and Fast-Food Problems

(Bloomberg) -- My morning train reads:

• The Trade Is In. Now Try to Survive It. (Institutional Investor)
• Forget 3%. That Amazing Bull Run in Treasuries Ended Years Ago (Bloomberg)
• Is Loss Aversion a Myth? (Behavioural Investment)
• A Fast-Food Problem: Where Have All the Teenagers Gone? (Upshot)
• How the Beijing elite sees the world (Financial Times)
• Why Innovation Tends to Bypass Mainstream Economics (Bloomberg View)
• How Neuroscience Is Optimizing the Office (Wall Street Journal)
• The Company Michael Cohen Kept (WNYC Studios)
• If You Think You Hate Puns, You’re Wrong (Esquire)
• Has the Best Art in the World Been Destroyed? (Bloomberg)

What are you reading?

Unemployment rate declines to a 17-year low

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

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