Disgraced former analyst Henry Blodget now has a blog and will be talking about money and investments.
We'd like to welcome Mr. Blodgets competition, as he simply "validates the space".
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Henry Blodget, the overexposed cheerleader of the tech boom/bust, the fallen Boy Wonder of Wall Street, has returned to the role of analyst -- sort of. Blodget has a new blog that "provides informal analysis of Internet companies, stocks, finance,... [Read More]
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