About InvestorGeeks

InvestorGeeks has been online since October 2005. Originally set up as a .Mac group to share ideas on business and investing, we soon realized other people could benefit from what we were writing — and that publishing our thoughts would help us learn more and keep us honest.

The site is now a static archive of that work. Nearly twenty years of posts from many authors, preserved as a reference and a historical record.

Founders

Jason Coleman

Jason Coleman

When I started my personal blog in January '05, I wanted a venue for venting my creative urges. While my blog is a bit more substantial than the soap operas you find out there, there's no real purpose or direction to the site. It's not exactly a very productive way to spend my time. So when Frank approached me with the idea for InvestorGeeks, I jumped on it. I mean now I can write and talk the ears off of millions thousands of people at a time, all under the guise of "learning about investing". Excellent! Besides writing engaging and comprehensive articles for InvestorGeeks, I'm also responsible for the site's design (see StrangerStudios for more of that).

Present day: Jason is the founder of Paid Memberships Pro and still writes at therealjasoncoleman.com.
Chris Welch

Chris Welch

My best friend Frank proposed an interesting idea to me one day, "Why don't we start a secret blood pact with the devil to become rich and powerful, and eventually take over the world?!" Not a terrible idea, I thought, but it was lacking something. "Let's post articles on .Mac, and I'm in!" So we formed a group, brought in Jason, and within a month InvestorGeeks was born. We spent so much time posting articles back and forth, we thought, why don't we just publish them for the world to see? In terms of work, during the day I'm the Lead Developer on a major real estate web site, and at night, when I'm not plotting, I'm acting as the Blog Community marketer and writing for the site.
Frank Sanders

Frank Sanders

While I never proposed a blood pact with anyone, least of all The Devil, I did, however, approach Jason and Chris with an idea that would eventually become InvestorGeeks. I currently live and work in the Washington, D.C. area for a defense contractor. Much of the rest of my time is devoted to learning about investing, posting to InvestorGeeks, and working on a variety of smaller technical issues to improve the site.

The archive

Posts from other contributors are preserved under their original bylines. See the full list of authors for everyone who wrote here. The Trends tool and member accounts have been retired — only the writing remains.