Late Day Linkage: SAC, Auto Stocks, Zombie Bears, Kanye etc.

Some stuff from around the web worth checking out today…

I have a few pieces out there right now:

In “Grand Heft Auto” I call 2010 The Year of the Car as global auto stocks have been incredible.  (CNBC)

In my latest piece for the Wall Street Journal, I discuss this window of opportunity to move from bonds to stocks.  (WSJFA)

Time for Zombie Bears to admit that the recession is over.  (TBP)

Charlie Gasparino is highly skeptical of the insider trading investigation.  (DailyBeast)

Speaking of which, the list of firms involved is ballooning as Wellington and Janus have just been added.  (Clusterstock)

And…they finally got around to the SAC subpoena we all knew was coming.  (ZeroHedge)

Duff McDonald on why the Feds want Stevie Cohen so badly.  (Fortune)

Congrats to uber-blogger Paul Kedrosky on his new Bloomberg residency.  (InfectiousGreed)

5 data-backed reasons why holiday shopping could be shockingly strong this year.  (macrofugue)

Rob Sheffield give’s Kanye’s new album five stars.  (RollingStone)

Dr Dre’s Detox finally gets a release date, and here are ten reasons why it will own you.  (VillageVoice)