10 Friday Reads - Seven Lies Investors, Still Waiting For a New High, Thank You and Good Night, and more

• Seven Lies Investors Tell Themselves (Total Return)
• Still Waiting For a New High in Breadth (Bespoke)
• Meet Generation Subprime (USN&WR)
• Mark Zuckerberg Just Wants a Little Privacy. $100 million and 750 Acres of It. (Slate) see also Top CEOs Make 373 Times the Average U.S. Worker (Real Time Economics)
• What to Make of the Topsy-Turvy Bond Market (Upshot)
• What’s Wrong With ‘Mathiness’ in Economics? (Bloomberg View) see also Mathiness versus Science in Growth Economics (Growth Econ)
• The Agency That Barely Moves: The SEC is paralyzed by politics and poor leadership, staffers say (Bloomberg)
• Memorial Day Trips at 10-Year High Point to Busy Vacation Season (Bloomberg) see also The Economy Looks Like It’s Picking Up, Which Could Mean a Slowdown in Tech Investing (Re/code)
• The GOP Is Dying Off. Literally. (Politico)
• Thank You and Good Night: The Final ‘Late Show With David Letterman’ (Grantland) see also Letterman’s last ‘Late Show’: Sap-free and just right (Washington Post)

What are you reading?