Monday's Daily Blog Watch
Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs.
Jim Cramer
on
Citigroup
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,
(GOOG) - Get Alphabet Inc. Report
, etc.
in a battle of wills.
It's all tech, all the time, at
Stockpickr's System Trades of the Day
with
Ciena
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,
Brocade
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, and more triggering the system this morning.
If I do 1 million Blog Watch columns,
I might be able to afford one of these houses
.
Great analysis from Donaldson Capital
on how big the subprime problem is really
.
If your money is at
E*Trade
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,
?
The Talented Blonde
on
lululemon
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.
The 10Q Detective
of the latest rumor that
Microsoft
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is buying
Yahoo!
(YHOO)
.
I agree!
McDonald's'
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coffee is better than
Starbucks'
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,
but what does this mean for their stocks
?
David Merkel reviews
,
The Triumph of the Optimists
.
: will
IBM
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buy
Research In Motion
(RIMM)
?
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and
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