Festival of Stocks, November 22, 2010
Welcome to the November 22, 2010 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 occasion when I get the chance to host this roving event.
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Now that you are familiar with Fat Pitch Financials, let’s take a look at this week’s Festival of Stock participants. Here are this week’s entries:
Dividends4Life presents Kimberly-Clark Co. (KMB) Dividend Stock Analysis posted at Dividends Value, saying, “Kimberly Clark Corp. is a global consumer products company produces tissue, personal care and health care. Its brands include Huggies, Pull-Ups, Kotex, Depend, Kleenex, Scott and Kimberly-Clark. Linked here is a detailed analysis and commentary.”
Jeff Rose, CFP presents Buy Long-Term Investments Without Breaking the Bank posted at Jeff Rose, saying, “Here are a few ways to buy long-term investments without breaking the bank.”
Intelligent Speculator presents 20 things to look at when judging a dividend stock posted at Intelligent Speculator, saying, “What you need to look at when evaluating a dividend stock.”
Super Saver presents How to Buy Low and Sell High posted at My Wealth Builder, saying, “Here are two ways to execute buy low and sell high strategies.”
Tom @ Canadian Finance Blog presents What Are Dividends? posted at The Canadian Finance Blog, saying, “What are dividends? Dividends are a portion of a company’s earnings that are distributed to shareholders.”
That concludes this edition of the Festival of Stocks. Be sure an leave comments as you visit each of the blogs that participated in this week’s Festival of Stocks. They’ll appreciate knowing folks are reading their articles.
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