Hot Links: Be Wrong, Get Rich
Posted November 6, 2013 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
The 2-and-20 era is over. (FocusOnFunds
Tesla gives investors a “reality check.” (ValueWalk
More signs that the Japanese economy is ready to break out. (BusinessInsider
The supply of Twitter shares is set to increase dramatically in the months following the company’s IPO. (Quartz
How should we think about Twitter’s economic moat? (Morningstar
How Dennis Gartman got rich by being wrong. (CrosshairsTrader
Who are the top candidates for the Microsoft CEO gig? (Reuters
Greggy: “this is the time to tell Peter Schiff to go F’ himself, sell your Gold and buy Stocks.” (DragonflyCapital
The biggest little secret in money management. (CapitalSpectator
What the domestic energy revolution could mean for your portfolio. ( BlackRock )
Twitter’s users are young and super into news consumption. (journalism.org
Mercedes Benz sales explode 15% in October, nearing new record. (Reuters
Great parallel for investors: Hollywood still believes there is a tried-and-true formula to produce winners. (SethsBlog
Why Eminem matters right now. (TheAtlantic
Gentlemen: Your guide to buying a winter coat this season. (GQ
Michael Keaton confirms that Beetlejuice 2 is a go. Not a typo. (TMZ
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