I love this painting, I’m not sure I would have paid the $119 Million that it was sold for this week but I guess if you gave me a few tens of billions… I might consider it;) Here are some good readings if you have some extra time.
General Readings
-Should the rich pay more taxes? @ ZeroHedge
-Natural Gas hedge fund legend retires @ Bloomberg
Dividend Readings
-Are Gold Stocks Cheap? @ Dividend Ninja.
-Build your own Berkshire @ DividendGrowthInvestor
-Top Canadian dividend stocks @ TheDividendGuyBlog
Facebook Readings
-Facebook releases IPO prospectus @ TechCrunch
-Facebook at 99 times earnings exceeds 99% of S&P500 @ Bloomberg
-Facebook’s numbers @ DCurtis
Other Tech Readings
-Yahoo’s new CEO lied on his resume? @ TechCrunch
-LinkedIn ($LNKD) beats the street @ TechCrunch
-Just how big has Apple become? @ TheBigPicture
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Weekend Readings – How Much Would You Pay For A Scream?
Date posted: 05.05.2012 (5:00 am) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
I love this painting, I’m not sure I would have paid the $119 Million that it was sold for this week but I guess if you gave me a few tens of billions… I might consider it;) Here are some good readings if you have some extra time.
General Readings
-Should the rich pay more taxes? @ ZeroHedge
-Natural Gas hedge fund legend retires @ Bloomberg
Dividend Readings
-Are Gold Stocks Cheap? @ Dividend Ninja.
-Build your own Berkshire @ DividendGrowthInvestor
-Top Canadian dividend stocks @ TheDividendGuyBlog
Facebook Readings
-Facebook releases IPO prospectus @ TechCrunch
-Facebook at 99 times earnings exceeds 99% of S&P500 @ Bloomberg
-Facebook’s numbers @ DCurtis
Other Tech Readings
-Yahoo’s new CEO lied on his resume? @ TechCrunch
-LinkedIn ($LNKD) beats the street @ TechCrunch
-Just how big has Apple become? @ TheBigPicture
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