Hot Links: Back in the Saddle

Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…

James Altucher’s tips for public speaking are hilarious and helpful.  (AltucherConfidential)

How “free” can aid in discovery and ultimately in higher revenues.  (SethsBlog)

Here are the five most important quotes from Ben Bernanke’s speech:  (MarketWatch)

Joe’s narrative of the Krugman vs Koo stimulus fight is fantastic:  (BusinessInsider)

…but Cullen says that Krugman and Koo are both wrong on QE, here’s why:  (PragCap)

Wheat market faces withering crops around the globe, supply shocks coming.  (Bloomberg)

Don’t worry, politics is still functioning normally as Barney Frank shakes his tin cup on Wall Street.  (DealBook)

David Blair: I’m a terrible trader – and proud of it.  (CrosshairsTrader)

Watching credit risk sensitivity (via the FCT ETF) as an early warning system for equities.  (Market Anthropology)

Don’t miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors at the Wall Street Journal this morning.  (WSJFA)