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Festival of Stocks Lift-Off

Apr.21, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks 1 Comment

This week’s Festival of Stocks goes into orbit at Can I Get Rich On a Salary. This 85th edition of the Festival of Stocks heads to the moon in the most creative Festival to date. You need to be sure to check this one out.

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Festival of Stocks at Value Investing, and a Few Cigar Butts

Apr.14, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks 1 Comment

The 84th edition of the Festival of Stocksis up at Mike Price’s blog, Value Investing, and a Few Cigar Butts. This week’s edition includes a link to my post on the first quarter results of the Special Situations Real Money Portfolio. I also recommend you check out James Cullen’s analysis of Wal-Mart (WMT) and Mike [...]

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83rd Edition of the Festival of Stocks

Apr.07, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks 6 Comments

Welcome to the April 7, 2008 edition of the Festival of Stocks. The Festival of Stocks is a blog carnival dedicated to highlighting bloggers best posts on stock market related topics. Fat Pitch Financials is the actual birth place of this online weekly event, so it is always a special occassion when I get the chance to [...]

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Festival of Stocks at Dividend Growth Investor

Mar.31, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks 1 Comment

The 82nd edition of the Festival of Stocks is up at the Dividend Growth Investor. My favorite entry this week was Mike Price’s take on Overstock (OSTK). While I didn’t agree with his conclusions, I enjoyed the discussion. Mike actually responded to my comment on his analysis of Overstock with another post specifically on Overstock’s economic [...]

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Festival of Stocks at Gettysburg!

Mar.24, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks Leave a Comment

The 81st edition of the Festival of Stocks is up at Can I get Rich on a Salary. This special edition of the Festival of Stocks starts out with a Gettysburg address for stocks and then continues with detailed commentary on each submission this week. This week’s Festival of Stocks is definitely worth checking out.

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79th Edition of the Festival of Stocks

Mar.10, 2008 in Carnivals, Festival of Stocks 4 Comments

Welcome to the March 10, 2008 edition of the Festival of Stocks. I hope you remembered to “spring” your clocks forward by an hour this weekend. Daylight savings time began yesterday, March 9th, here in the United States. I’m sure many of you are struggling to stay awake this morning. I sure am. Hopefully this [...]

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Festival of Stocks at Dividend Growth Investor

Mar.03, 2008 in Carnivals Leave a Comment

The 78th edition of the Festival of Stocks is up at Dividend Growth Investor. Get your fill of financial articles while they are still fresh. Next week’s Festival of Stocks will be here at Fat Pitch Financials. Please submit your best recently written stock investing articles for my consideration. I’m also taking voluteers for future [...]

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The Jungle Edition of the Festival of Stocks

Feb.26, 2008 in Carnivals 4 Comments

This week’s Festival of Stocks is back at Timothy Sykes blog. The Festival of Stocks gets wild this week as Timothy turns it into a jungle party. I could use a party. I’ve had a long day today and it seems like there is no end in sight. Pass me one of those cans of [...]

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Festival of Stocks at The StockMasters

Feb.18, 2008 in Carnivals 1 Comment

This week’s 76th edition of the Festival of Stocks is at The StockMasters. I loved the Festivus graphic used in the post. Frank did a great job pulling together this week’s Festival. My favorite submission this week was Dividends4Life analysis of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ). Be sure to download the PDF report to get the [...]

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Festival of Stocks at Stock Market Prognosticator

Feb.12, 2008 in Carnivals 1 Comment

This week’s Festival of Stocks is at Stock Market Prognosticator. There are lots of articles to review this week. One of them includes my list of Consistent Cash Creators. I enjoyed reading the articles on the proposed Microsoft (MSFT) buyout of Yahoo (YHOO) at My Wealth Builder and MarketVise. I hold Microsoft in the Fat [...]

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