Wednesday'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
includes trades today on:
Netflix
(NFLX) - Get Report
,
Lam Reasearch
(LRCX) - Get Report
and more.
Jim Cramer
NYSE Euronext
(NYX)
,
GM
(GM) - Get Report
and more.
The top
potential short squeezes in the S&P 500
.
A Dash of Insight has
about the latest troubles with
Fannie
(FNM)
and why the stock might be a buy now.
In the
Financial Times
,
I write about the "dream trader's" latest picks
and also mention a crush he has, to which
Dealbreaker then responds
. The comments are funny.
Looks like GPS gadgets will be the
big retail item of the Christmas season
. Which stocks (
Broadcom
(BRCM)
,
Garmin
(GRMN) - Get Report
, etc.) will benefit?
What? Again? Why did
UBS up its price target to $900
for
(GOOG) - Get Report
.
Bespoke has the
ETFs with the highest short interest
.
Crossing Wall St
makes some observations on Medtronic's
(MDT) - Get Report
earnings.
Paul Kedrosky notes the
worst venture capital investments of all time
.
Why the Stockpickr strategy of piggybacking the best is
. This one is from World Beta.
Sramana Mitra
(IDCC) - Get Report
.
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,
Trade Like Warren Buffett
and
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