Carnival of Investing #21
Retire at 30 just asked me to fill in for him for this week’s Carnival of Investing. Apparently, all is well with TT from Retire at 30, but his job is taking up most of his time so he has stopped blogging. Since I only found out that I would be hosting this week’s carnival on Sunday night, this week’s carnival is going to be a basic listing of this week’s submissions for the sake of time. So without further adieu, let me present this week’s Carnival of Investing:
Mike Landfair at Mover Mike presents Have You Missed the Boat?.The “experts” caution you to wait for the pullbacks and never get you in.
Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity presents Beware Special Purpose Acquisition Companies. Would you invest in a shell company whose business plans involves buying a business and running it better? Lots of people have and it sounds stupid.
Jeffrey Strain at Personal Finance Advice presents I-Bond Rates Fall To 2.41%. I-Bond rates tumble - what you should do with this information.
Tom Hanna at Financial Options presents The Week Ahead: Your Financial Road Map for May 8 to 12, 2006. A rundown of economic indicators due out this week, plus Treasury announcements and auctions and a few select earnings reports. Updated throughout the week with links to the economic indicator results as they become available.
F. D. Bryant III presents Introducing the FairTax Plan posted at A Geek’s World.
Richard K Miller presents Winning on the margins posted at Firevalt Blog - Personal finance and entrepreneurship.
Moses Wong at Investhinker presents Online Day Trading and Value Investing - A Marriage.
Frugal presents My dividend investing ($11775.91 for 2005) posted at My 1st million at 33.
Black presents Trading for a living ? posted at Black. Another article on trading for a living. Possible or not?
crazyjimsmith presents Adsense - A Rising Tide. Just some thoughts about microsoft’s live and Yahoo and Google.
Big Cajun Man presents Boy am I a DRIP posted at Canadian Financial Stuff.
Dan Melson at Searchlight Crusade presents Timeshares, Pro and Con (mostly Con).
ML presents Sweet and Sour posted at Investing the Middle Way. This post aims to provide some basic information to the individual investor interested in the energy sector. Different types of crude oil and how they relate to refinery profits are discussed.
Trent presents Starbucks and McDonalds posted at Stock Market Beat. A post on the growth prospects for Starbucks.
T.J. Etherton at The Cashflow Crunchers presents How to Find Dependable Investment Properties
LA MoneyGuy presents Investor Mistake #9: Trying to “Catch a Falling Knife” posted at It’s Just Money. It used to be $80, and now it’s $50. Great deal right? Well, maybe not.
A Samuel at Nubricks.com: A daily shot of off plan property launches & new development news presents Look East for rock bottom off plan property.
JLP presents Steps in the Asset Allocation Process posted at AllFinancialMatters.
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Thanks for hosting!
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Thanks! Great job done on such short notice. I am glad to see the Carnival of Investing alive and well.
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Thanks for hosting on such a short notice.
In case your readers read my article on the dividend investing at My 1st Million At 33, please do follow the links in the article to the sequel “Master Limited Partnership” for more information.
Thanks.