Share Your Chart Reading Skillz on YouTube

I found this interesting site through a link that came up on my Google Finance screen for Crystallex. Ant & Sons Chart of the Week Video: > Ant & Sons has rolled out its updated Chart of the Week column with technical analysis video using the latest technology. The video is hosted through...

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Pheedo: Ads for Your RSS Feeds

Pheedo places text ads into your RSS feed. Publishers are paid for click-throughs and ad impressions. For publishers with a substantial readership through RSS, this is a great option for monetizing traffic that may not always make it to your site. We have integrated Pheedo into our RSS feeds here...

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Where Are Vanguard Funds Going?

Note: This article was slightly modified from the original post, published at Investorial.com on 09/05/2006. I know my writing often sounds like I'm preaching for everybody to be value investors. That's simply not true! I only feel that some people can be value investors due to the temperament and...

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Protection of Assets and Long-Term Care Insurance

You might be wondering why an investing website like Investor Geeks is discussing a topic like long-term care insurance. Well, it would be a shame to learn all sorts of great investing strategies on this website, grow your portfolio, and then watch it quickly disappear if you get sick or injured...

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What I've Learned from InvestorGeeks Applicants

I learned a lot reading the applications our new InvestorGeek hopefuls have been sending in. For example... My perspective on investing will change when I hit my 30s: > While I don’t think that saving is bad, I just think that there are better ways to get to your financial goals. And with all...

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Up in ARMS - When is it right to use an Adjustable Rate Mortgage?

This article Orginally appeared on ThinkingAboutMoney.com An ARM can be a huge money saver, or a time bomb. Unfortunately, there are a lot of time bombs out there. In my previous posting, I focused on interest only mortgages and a couple of readers pointed out the risks of these mortgages - well...

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Virtual World Entrepreneurship

The size of virtual worlds like Second Life and World of Warcraft (Wow) are making them more and more the target of entrepreneurs and investors. The stats are hard to calculate, but each world has about 4 million "inhabitants" and growing1. Here is a quick round up of some of the business going...

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Reading List for the Investing Master

I have been a student of the stock market since my father and great uncle Andy sat me down in 1974 and started teaching me the beauty of investing in Exxon. This was during the oil embargo and my father’s restaurant “The Highland Diner” was situated right next to a gas station. I saw first hand the...

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Earnings Guidances: Stay Or Go?

Is it possible to predict the quarterly earnings for a business, or a giant multi-billion dollar conglomerate accurately down to a single/narrow cent-per-share figure? A large number of investment analysts out there sure think so! After all, who wants to be the sucker who can only give you a broad...

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Become an Investor Geek: New Authors Wanted

In honor of Labor Day, we are offering to employ between 5-10 new authors. If you are interested in becoming a contributing writer for our site, please: - Send your name, e-mail address, phone number, and blog URL if you have one, to contact {at} investorgeeks \ com. - Include a brief summary (no...

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