Hot Links: Complete Tableau of American Hell

Stuff I’m reading this Morning…

Yesterday was the biggest end of November rally in the history of the S&P 500.  And you were there, man.  They can’t never take that away from you!  (StockTradersAlmanac)

But Robert says it was a day tinged with regret and very low participation.  (StockSage)

And besides, 400 point days are not such a big deal these days anyway – some fascinating stats:  (Bloomberg)

Weak manufacturing data out of China but decent bond auctions in Le Europe this morning.  (WSJ)

European bond yields and credit spreads finally chill the fuck out for eleven seconds.  (ZeroHedge)

Leon Cooperman’s taking a shot on $RIMM aka The Stock That Knows No Bottom.  Here’s what he’s thinking:  (AllThingsD)

Electronic Arts is trying to reinvent itself as a social media company.  Awesomesauce.  (Fortune)

The latest breaking “news” on the $YHOO takeover (takeunder?) is that Jack Ma’s Alibaba is dangling 20 bucks a share.  (TechTrader)

Can Time Warner make the leap to a digital publishing world?  (24/7WallStreet)

Grammy nominations concert: close to the complete tableau of American Hell  (Guardian)

Don’t miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors this morning!  (WSJFA)