Breakfast Links
- Posted by Jeff Carter
- on May 18th, 2012
Interview with Tap.me CEO Matt Spiegel. If you have not heard of Tap.me you should. Especially if you are affiliated with a Consumer brand, or are in advertising.
NATO protestors are here. Already marched through Bridgeport, former Mayor Daley’s home. Kind of silly to march through a neighborhood. Don’t get that. Actually, don’t get protesting NATO since it was established to keep the world safe from war and communism. Unless you are for wars and communism.
At least someone is trying to find the truth.
You cannot beat the market. No one can. Unless they have more info than the market. This paper shows how a market reacts and sifts through data efficiently and quickly to price information. Remember the Challenger crash?
Ever wonder why French companies only have 49 employees? It’s economic incentives.
How do you make a hormone? Don’t pay her. Greek leftists say they will default.
Spain in trouble, Italy next?
Having to get a protest permit ought to bug you deep down. It does me, even though I don’t agree with the protestors. That being said, if they weren’t violent protestors it might be different.
Facebook IPO today.
Frank
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Jeffrey Carter is an angel investor and independent trader. He specializes in turning concepts into profits. He co-founded Hyde Park Angels one of the most active angel groups in the United States in April of 2007. He previously served on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Board of Directors. He has done market commentary for (More...) -
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