Breakfast Links
- Posted by Jeff Carter
- on September 19th, 2012
Don’t invest until 2035.
The mythical benefits of transaction taxes on securities. And how they have failed when tried.
Saw Jerry Reinsdorf smoking a cigar in the Viagra Triangle last night. He looked happy. His White Sox are on their way to the play offs.
Miami football isn’t what it was. Might not even beat Notre Dame this year.
Economic freedom of the world.
I guess it shouldn’t amaze me, but the news media is still in the tank for Obama. If people realize it, are educated about it, then they can see through it. But it bothers me a lot when government agencies are in bed with them.
Beijing hints at bond attack on Japan. The US could be next. Protestors surround US Chinese ambassadors car.
Who is better at social media, Romney or Obama? Not sure I agree totally with this. Conservatives seem to dominate blogs, and Twitter.
How to front run the markets.
Some love the iPhone 5.
Do you want smaller government?
Romney is correct. Obama and his supporters share an EU view of economic and government development. It’s the wrong view. Romney should pound this hard. There are 47% of people that are free riding on the backs of the rest of America.
Joe the Plumber had him pegged correctly.
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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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