Shattered Illusions, Soccer Powers and Toxic Threats

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- My Tuesday morning train reads:

• The End of the Brexit Illusion (Atlantic); see also No Brexit (Bloomberg Opinion)
• Hedge Funds Don’t Want You Sharing Their Letters. Too Bad You’ve Got an iPhone. (Institutional Investor)
• Stellar Earnings Season Turns Sideshow With Traders Fretting Trade War (Bloomberg); see also Don’t Worry About the Earnings Slowdown Yet (Wall Street Journal)
• Simple Momentum (Irrelevant Investor)
• Value Investing: Is Life Imitating Art? (Integrating Investor); see also Why Value Investing May Be Primed to Bounce Back (Acquirer’s Multiple)
• The Professor Who Helped Make Belgian Soccer a World Power (Wall Street Journal)
• “No comment”: The death of business reporting (Washington Post) but see The reporter who is making Trump pay $48,000 more in taxes (Poynter)
• Master of celebrity: How Trump uses — and bashes — the famous to boost himself (Washington Post)
• How the EPA and the Pentagon Downplayed a Growing Toxic Threat (ProPublica); see also Bill Shine’s Wife Darla Complained She Couldn’t Use N-Word and Spread Conspiracy Theories About “Blacks” (Mediaite)
• LeBron May Already Be the Greatest Laker of All Time (FiveThirtyEight)

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Source: Autonomous Next

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