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<b>The Takeaway:</b> ‘Tis the season for small caps, $100B RIAs and more

PORTFOLIO This time of year is usually perfect for small caps. (All Star Charts) There’s nothing particularly…

PORTFOLIO

This time of year is usually perfect for small caps. (All Star Charts)

There’s nothing particularly strange about this Apple pullback. (Bespoke Investment Group)

THE BIZ

When did Stevie Cohen become Abu Nazir? (DealBook)

In the future, massive $100 billion RIAs will stomp across the landscape, looking more like the bulge bracket firms they were originally intended to be an alternative to. This is Circle of Life stuff. (Financial Planning)

New ring of insider traders includes bankers and brokers from coast to coast. (Investment News)

Deutsche Bank: The Lehman Brothers that got away. (Dealbreaker)

OUTLIERS

As if to justify my continuing platonic man-crush on Jeffrey Gundlach, he goes ahead and does this: (New York Magazine)

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