Monday Breakfast Links

• Posted by Jeff Carter
• on March 5th, 2012

March Madness has started. Pulling for Davidson in the SoCon final. My Illini have dug a deep hole. They need to win the Big Ten tourney, otherwise they may miss the NIT.

Are you interested in investing in India. Here is a guy that say you should do Private Equity there.

Hey, nice of the NY Times to come to the anti-zero interest rate party about three years too late. You don’t build an economy on zero interest rates and weak currency. Because of it, the US is facing a savings gap. Duh. Incentives matter.

My politics are far different from Warren Buffett’s. I think that because of who he is, he sees deals average people will never see which give him a better probability of success. But, criticize him if you want, he is an extremely shrewd investor and I think he is very sharp. He knows how to count the chickens.

Those tornadoes that ripped through the midsection of the country were horrific. God Bless those people.

6 stocks that could benefit from a natural gas revolution. $LNG, $CHK, $CPX, $FTI, $FTK, $CRR, $BHX

Outsourcing your mental health to your iPad.

I’d keep an eye on this. All the radicals in Chicago live in Hyde Park. Ayers, Alinsky, Despres, and the classical economist Chicago boys lived down there too.

Do you have habits in your life? Do they help you or hurt you?

A lot of people assume the safety net we have in place is free. Well, it’s not.

Bloomberg is keeping score.

Ever wonder what it’s like to be in and graduate from a three month accelerator?

If you miss Andrew Breitbart, here is a link to buy a t shirt.

The “dick” economy.

The wind farm scam.

Will solar power fall into grid parity? Hey, only if we ban or stop using all sources of fossil or nuclear fuel.

Watched Kill Bill last night. Could’ve just watched this video.

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