10 Monday Reads - S&P 500 Could Hit 4,300 Within Nine Years, Technology Of Books, U.S. Dividend Stocks Lose Luster, and more

• S&P 500 4,300 by 2025? Raymond James’ veteran chief investment strategist, Jeffrey Saut, expects a secular bull market (Barron’s) 
• The Fed Whisperer, Misunderstood by Critics, Gains Sway on Board (Bloomberg) 
• U.S. Dividend Stocks Lose Luster: As Fed rate rise looms, investors begin to shy away from high-yield shares that have been big winners (Wall Street Journal) 
• Today’s Graduates May Have the Strongest First Decade in the Job Market of All Millennials (Real Time Economics) 
• Elon Musk’s growing empire is fueled by $4.9 billion in government subsidies (LA Times) 
• Saudi Arabia is no friend to the United States (Washington Post) 
• A former Reagan aide says Fox News is bad for Republicans. Is it? (The Fix) see also The Uncomfortable Truth About The Political Nature Of Fox News (Media Matters) 
• Lust and the Turing test (A View From the Bridge) 
• Technology Of Books Has Changed, But Bookstores Are Hanging In There (NPR) see also 7 Bookstores Too Beautiful For Words (Mental Floss) 
• Jerry Seinfeld, Online Force (New York Times)

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