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October 28, 2007
Sneak Peek at Weekend Reading
Here is a sneak peek at some links from my weekly Weekend Reading column over at TheStreet.com:
- Barron's reverses course and picks tech (including Google) (Barron's)
- The next hot China IPO? (Stalwart)
- Simon "American Idol" Cowell new infrastructure fund launches next week (The Times)
- Doug Kass vs. the real estate bulls (TheStreet)
- Despite developing market growth, when the U.S. sneezes the rest of the world still catches a cold (Bloomberg)
- Fake Steve Jobs gets the WallStrip treatment (WallStrip)
- Surreal notes from the Fox Business Network launch party (Observer)
- Nokia is spending $9-billion to turn itself into a consumer media company (Forbes)
- Cataract surgery has never been easier or cheaper thanks technologies from new companies (Economist)
- Quants are on a quest for new and unique factors (Economist)
- Answering whether we are at record inflation-adjusted oil prices is tricky (EIA)
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Paul
Suggested buys at Barrons are Apple, Nokia, Google, Amazon.com, Morgan Stanley Technology, Research In Motion, Yahoo, Microsoft, Garmin.
What do they recommend avoiding?