There are a lot of unhappy bears and bubble callers as we start 2011. The LA Times is calling this bull run the unhappiest ever. I love that title. It’s true. In 2008, hell was unleashed on the financial markets. In hindsight, liquidity was a major driver of a $VIX at 90 and the relentless …
From: February 2011
Merger Monday is Awesome…Congrats Huffington Post and Steve Case is the New Grinch
I rarely look at The Huffington Post but my friend Tim O’Brien left The New York Times last month and is now National Editor over there so I was checking out the site last week and loving the look. I am never going to be a news junkie, but that puts me in the minority, …
Join Stocktwits Tomorrow at The NYSE…’News Dissemination in a Social Finance World’
StockTwits is proud to present “News Dissemination in a Social Finance World”. A panel of experts from the traditional financial media world will discuss the changes that are, and will be, taking place in the market as a result of social media, particularly around news and information flow. I will be panelist for the event …
‘Eat People’ with Andy Kessler…12 Rules for Entrepreneurs and Investors to Find the Next Big Thing!
I am a big Andy Kessler fan and after this interview, a bigger one of his dog. With all the noise in our daily lives, Andy is a voice of reason and clear thinking, a trend starter, trend follower, techie, father, market lover, investor, fantastic writer, and a candid interview. I find out at the …
Too The Clouds Alice
It turns out, there is no money in the moon. It is in the clouds. Amazing what you can store in the cloud and how simple a trend looks in hindsight. The moon will only be about storing old ipods and flat screens and smartphones but I will leave that to the mob.
The Art of Jim Cramer
Forgetting everything about wrong or right, win or lose, track records (his hedge fund was fantastic), CNBC, television etc, this riff from Jim Cramer is untouchable. He has perfected the financial riff.
Wow – It’s a Great Time to Be an Entrepreneur
Mother of God it’s hot in entrepreneur land. This weekend, Kojak and Phil Donahue (Yuri Milner and Ron Conway) invested $6 million in the Y Combinator ETF. My blogging is so weak of late that I forget how to do lot’s of links and frankly I am sick and a little tired so happy to …