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.
Stockpickr's
features trades this morning on
TD Ameritrade
(AMTD) - Get Report
and
(GOOG) - Get Report
, among others.
Cramer
on
IBM
(IBM) - Get Report
, how oil will affect the rails and more.
Is it starting to look like
Wendy's
(WEN) - Get Report
is
going to end up in a takeunder instead of a takeover
?
Is
E*Trade
(ETFC) - Get Report
a
here?
Crossing Wall St.
takes a look
at one of my favorite stocks --
Leucadia
(LUK)
.
If you know how to give a good massage,
you could become a millionaire
.
Freakonomics notes that
and could destroy chances for humans to make money online.
Facebook vs. Google is
shaping up as the battle of the century
.
Great, great post by Roger at Information Arbitrage on
a layman's guide to the current economic crisis
.
Is
Shutterfly
(SFLY) - Get Report
the most important company in the world
?
Great list from Paul Kedrosky on
tech companies with the greatest exposure to financial services
.
Disney
(DIS) - Get Report
gets
the magic Sramana Mitra Web 3.0 analysis
.
Proton Holdings
makes
.
If
John McCain is elected president
, which stocks are most likely to benefit and why?
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,
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and
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