We’re very excited because this Monday we’ll be hosting the Carnival of Investing. If you’d like to submit your article for the carnival please use one of the following methods: Submit using our Contact Form Submit with Blog Carnival. (we will confirm your submission by e-mail. If you don’t receive one, please resubmit using our (more…)
If you want to get advice and information from other investors in the community, consider joining the fast growing InvestorGeeks forums! We’re trying to build a place where investors can come to share their thoughts and bounce ideas off of each other. We’re currently 14 members strong and growing every week, so consider stopping by (more…)
In this article I will discuss changing your future contributions, rebalancing your 401(k), and one “advanced” tactic you can use to take advantage of dips in the market.
Phil Town’s upcoming book Rule #1 is sure to become an investment classic. I had the pleasure of reading the book after receiving an advanced copy from Crown Publishers, the distributor of the book which is scheduled to be released in March. What I found was a practical, no-nonsense approach to stocks that will do for investing what David Bach’s The Automatic Millionaire did for personal finance. While Town himself admits that the techniques he describes have been used for years, his true genius lies in his ability to translate classic investing principles into a straight-forward approach that can achieve at least 15% returns a year with little risk.
Jose Anes has a great personal finance blog you might be interested in. He’s a smart guy who covers a lot of ground in his writing. Some of his best articles are lifehack-style tips on how to save a few extra dollars here and there. My favorite article of his is from back in November (more…)
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Robert Kiyosaki’s book, Cashflow Quadrant: Rich Dad’s Guide to Financial Freedom, is an inspirational and compelling guide to breaking free from the earnings “rat race”, by moving from the “left side of the quadrant” where most people work to the “right side” and ultimately financial freedom. Kiyosaki outlines how those of us locked into jobs or self-employment can get ahead by becoming financially literate and consistently building financial assets that generate income; freeing ourselves to spend time doing the things we truly enjoy.
I know you came here looking for another insightful article by Chris. You can expect to be wowed again by Chris tomorrow. In the meantime, here are some recent items of interest: How Warren Buffett Invests The folks at BusinessWeek have built a stock screener around Buffett’s investing principles. Check out What Would Warren Do? (more…)
Things aren’t looking to good for SIRI. Meanwhile, Yahoo! is down $3 from when I recommended it a couple weeks ago.
Read on for some suggested reading.
Here are two interesting new websites, in the Web 2.0 spirit, focused on stocks. Predict Wall Street – This site allows you to make daily predictions on the move of a stock or index. As with a lot of Web 2.0 offerings, it gets better with each additional user. If more people start using this (more…)
