The Takeaway: WSJ picks its top 20 wealth management tweeters

Portfolio

Bill Gross – yes, rates will stay low, but the return on bonds will be effectively zero. (Investment News)

There’s really no such thing as passive management, only lesser degrees of active management. (Rick Ferri)

Dan Greenhaus says new highs are not necessarily a great thing in the short-term. (Business Insider)

The Biz

Wall Street Journal names its top 20 wealth management industry tweeters. (WSJ)

Commodity trading revenues for Wall Street dry up. (Reuters)

In the last six months, wealthy investors have become thrice as likely to invest using ETFs. (Millionaire Corner)

Dirtbag registered reps are reinventing themselves as “wealth coaches” and consultants. (Investment News)

New hot-button issue for the SEC: Dually-registered advisor/brokers. (Advisor One)

Outliers

Remember the Goldman COO who abruptly left the firm last year? Jon Winkelreid resurfaces to tell his story. (New York Magazine)

Former CFO from the largest bankruptcy in US history wants you to do a better job spending time with your family. Comply! (New York Times)

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