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Congrats to Jeremy Stoppelman and his Yelp IPO today.  (Bloomberg)

Splunk and Palo Alto Networks will be among the new wave of Web 2.0 IPOs this year.  (WSJ)

Greg Harmon’s making a big call on $MSFT, he’s super-bullish.  (Dragonfly Capital)

“inflows into EM equity funds tripled to $1bn in the week to Wednesday”  (beyondbrics)

Brian Lund: So this is what it’s come down to, scraping by on $350k a year…  (bclund)

Bill Gross talks about his new ETF with Tom Keene on Bloomberg.  (TBP)

LIBOR is another f*cking joke: ‘“A few hundred people, mostly based in one city and sitting in close proximity to each other, set an index rate for trillions of dollars of securities with little or no oversight.”  (Bloomberg)

Legendary saxophonist Bobby Keys has a book out, wait til you see who he’s played with:  (Fortune)

Do NOT miss my daily linkfest for financial advisors this morning!  (WSJFA)

 

 

 

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