Hot Links: King of All Equities

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Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

Pay no attention to oil inventory numbers, it’s about spare capacity to produce more.  (GregorMacdonald)

CSCO, MSFT, HPQ, INTC – the Tech Dogs of the Dow have been trounced by the Nasdaq.  (Bespoke)

I didn’t know much about trading legend Nicholas Darvas before reading this:  (CrosshairsTrader)

Altucher’s 10 Unusual Things About Steve Jobs is mindblowing.  (AltucherConfidential)

Activist investor Eric Jackson professes his love for Yahoo.  (TheStreet)

“XOM goes from bloated market stalwart in a normal market to king of all equities in a stressed tape.”  (DynamicHedge)

Epicurean: “Do you trust me?”  (TheEpicureanDealmaker)

23-year-old trust fund babies running around Manhattan funding startups, shades of 1999.  (Observer)

Don’t miss my linkfest for financial advisers at WSJ this morning.  (WSJFA)

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