<b>The Takeaway:</b> The weirdest pro-bond argument ever — and it kind of makes sense
Portfolio Russell cracks through 1000 for the first time ever. (Focus On Funds) James…
Portfolio
Russell cracks through 1000 for the first time ever. (Focus On Funds)
James Surowiecki: Sorry, it’s not a bubble. (The New Yorker)
The weirdest pro-bond allocation argument I’ve yet read…and it makes sense sort of. (Rick Ferri)
The Biz
Death of the Wirehouse? Maybe not, but who cares? What about the invincibility of the RIA model? (Washington Wealth Management)
HighTower raises another round, gears up to take more wirehouse guys. (Financial Planning)
“LPL Financial is shifting its focus toward building 13,000 mini-empires — and dialing back on adding critical mass for its own sake.” Umm, what? (RIA Biz)
9 myths for breakaway brokers becoming RIAs. (Advisor One)
Only half of the investment advisors expected shift from SEC to state oversight. Now what? (Financial Planning)
Outliers
Muppet Product of the Week: Goldman’s fund of hedge funds mutual fund: 5.5% sales load on the A share plus 2% management fees. Year one, you get to watch hedge fund aces dig your client out of a 7.5% hole! (TheStreet.com)
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