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Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

Wall Street’s consensus year-end S&P 500 target is now 1205.  Breakdown by firm here:  (Bespoke)

There was another one of those fruity conference calls between Bloggers and the White House econ team.  Really embarrassing at this point; Andrew Jackson would’ve cut my throat before reading my friggin’ blog.  (NakedCapitalism)

The trouble with infrastructure stimulus spending may be that it hasn’t been spent yet.  (CenterLane)

The hottest new trend in the restaurant biz?  Food trucks (back one up right to my face, please).  (LAT)

Jeff Miller: No, asset allocation is not “like poker”, there is no “all in”.  (ADashOfInsight)

David Merkel offers some common-sense financial advice around town.  (AlephBlog)

An urgent letter to President Obama on how to correct his economic failmachine.  (ZeroHedge)

Michael Shedlock: Chicago dodged a huge Olympics bullet, just look at Vancouver.  (Mish)

Eric Savitz on why many tech names are selling at 20-year low valuations.  Important.  (BarronsTechTrader)

The Weakonomist: “Blue Collar Recession My Ass”.  (Weakonomics)

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