Altucher's Blog Watch: March 4
Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs.
Cree
(CREE) - Get Report
and more make Stockpickr's
list, which incidentally is kicking *ss this year so far. More in an upcoming article.
I write about
stocks that will benefit from the renewable energy bill
, and I write about being "best man" and videographer at the secret wedding of a
TheStreet.com
employee.
Why did
(GOOG) - Get Report
not get hit harder after the ComScore news?
on Stockpickr.
What are the odds
that your marriage will last?
by Donaldson Capital on why we are not in a recession.
Can you name the
five worst bear markets since 1871
?
Check out this fascinating discussion
between Warren Buffett and a young hedge fund manager named Jim Cramer on the topic of ethanol.
Howard Lindzon is
in investing in slot machine makers.
Warren Buffett discusses
chocolate and his dream business
in his latest letter.
Will
Apple
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go after
Amazon
(AMZN) - Get Report
in the
e-book business
?
Big Ben wonders if
commodities are recession-proof
and checks out some stocks to prove his point.
Finally, is
Microsoft
(MSFT) - Get Report
?
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