Tuesday'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
Apple
(AAPL) - Get Report
,
Garmin
(GRMN) - Get Report
and more.
A Dash of Insight has a nice piece of insight on how to
analyze the monthly employment numbers
.
Check out Stockpickr's
, which include trades today on
On Semiconductor
(ONNN)
and
Lam Research
(LRCX) - Get Report
, among others.
Eric Savitz summarizes the
IAC/Interactive
(IACI)
is breaking into.
Uber-entrepeneur and dancer-with-the-stars Mark Cuban
between Facebook and
Google's
(GOOG) - Get Report
newly announced OpenSocial.
Unbelievable. Is
PetroChina
(PTR) - Get Report
really a
trillion-dollar company
now?
tracks all the stocks related to the biggest contributors to the Obama campaign.
Notable Calls
on
Research In Motion
( RIMM).
Paul Kedrosky has a good summary of the latest newspaper circ numbers and
how bad things have really gotten in that space
.
Quant Investor looks at how subprime debt is trading and wonders whether we are finally
at a bottom in subprime debt
.
Is
Merrill Lynch
( MER) a black hole here or
?
A reasonable question:
if gold is worth $800, why isn't silver worth $40
?
It's interesting to survey the landscape of the
top 10 U.S. companies ranked by market cap
.
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