Investing World Today

  • Home
  • Contact Us
  • About

Archives for June 2010

June 16, 2010 by investingworldtoday

festival of investing – April 10, 2007

Welcome to the April 10, 2007 edition of festival of investing.

WBL presents How To Look For The Perfect Investment posted at Wealth Building Lessons, saying, “what to consider when investing.”

Larry Russell presents Searching for superior investment fund managers is a waste of your money and time posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, “You cannot reliably identify beforehand professional investment managers who will deliver superior performance at a reasonable price in the future. You cannot hire them at a price that is lower than their potential value-added.”

Larry Russell presents Never invest solely because of superior past mutual fund or ETF performance posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, “Superior past fund performance does NOT predict superior future performance. Only very poor past performance tends to be a slight predictor of more poor performance in the future, and excessive investment costs are the likely culprit.”

Matthew Paulson presents Don’t Watch Financial Shows posted at Getting Green.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Taxing Times posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

Tom Hanna presents Financial Roadmap for March 26 to 30, 2007 posted at Financial Options, saying, “The big news for investors this week will be Monday’s report on new home sales from the Commerce Department and Friday’s construction spending report. The housing market is showing great signs of stabilizing, but the picture is nothing if not muddled. Last week’s report on existing home sales showed a 3-year high in month-to-month sales growth, but median prices were still down year-over-year and inventory levels still topped a six-month supply. The new home market is even more befuddled with builder confidence down more than seven percent but builders still plugging ahead to push housing starts up 9%. If new home sales don’t improve more than the increase in housing starts, a new home inventory glut could give those builders reason for their pessimism. Housing market watchers, as well as other investors, will also want to pay attention to the Consumer Confidence Index due out Tuesday from the Conference Board – with gas prices on the increase again just in time for the spring buying season, anyone concerned with consumer spending needs to watch this number.”

Web Admin presents Oil – Profiting from its volatility posted at Stock-Net.com.

Market Poetry presents What An Honest SEC Filing From Blackstone Would Look Like posted at Market Poetry, saying, “Thank you and g’luck with the carnival!”

David presents The Wisdom of Great Investors posted at Worldwide Success.

Matthew Ash presents Ethanol Craze Has Finally Put Corn in a Dangerous Position posted at Trend Analysis LLC.

Matthew Ash presents Educational Module #1 Simple Moving Averages posted at Trend Analysis LLC.

Matthew Ash presents Educational Module #2 Weekly and Monthly Simple Moving Averages posted at Trend Analysis LLC.

Steve Faber presents – Self Employed Retirement Savings – Your Options posted at DebtBlog.

Azmi Mufti presents Work at Home Blog: Credit Help, Financing Help » Blog Archive » $4.95 Business Offer posted at Azmi M..

Ted Reimers presents Benefits of getting an MBA posted at CampusGrotto, saying, “An investment in education is always a wise one.”

Babak presents Massive Liquidity Injection From Ending Of ?Regulation T? Margin Rules posted at Trader’s Narrative.

Tom Hanna presents Financial Roadmap for April 2 to 6, 2007 posted at Financial Options, saying, “The biggest volume of news this week comes from the labor market with two indexes of online help wanted ads, the Challenger report on layoffs, the Employment Situation Report from the Labor Department and the private counterpart employment report from ADP. The housing market is still worth watching closely and the February Pending Home Sales Index out Tuesday is a leading indicator of existing home sales for March and April.”

David presents Compounding – Friend or Foe? posted at Worldwide Success.

Dan Meyer presents “Win Ben Stein’s Money”…but Keep Your Own–Six of Ben’s Retirement Tips posted at Tick Marks.

H.S. Ayoub presents biotech stocks, news, commentary – BioHealth Investor posted at BioHealth Investor.

Web Admin presents Online Financial Tools: Best of the Web posted at Stock-Net.com.

Babak presents A Trend Follower?s Dream: Mexican Stock Exchange posted at Trader’s Narrative.

Praveen presents Constant Value Investing With Virtual Shares posted at My Simple Trading System.

Nina Smith presents Asset Allocation: A Key to Portfolio Success posted at Queercents, saying, “Spreading money around in a haphazard way may create only an illusion of diversification. How do you go about setting up a framework which tailors your investments to your particular circumstances? Guest columnist, Maggie Jennings, writes at Queercents.”

Michael K. Dawson presents Maximizing Your Trading Years at Breaking the Shackles of the 9 to 5 | by The Time & Money Group posted at The Time and Money Group.

Tom Hanna presents Financial Roadmap for April 9 to 13, 2007 posted at Financial Options, saying, “Excerpt: This week will be off to a very slow start with no major indicators scheduled for release until Wednesday and will be a fairly slow week generally. The only news from the housing sector will be the standard weekly fare on mortgage application numbers from the Mortgage Bankers Association.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of festival of investing using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

June 16, 2010 by investingworldtoday

festival of investing – December 19, 2006

Welcome to the December 19, 2006 edition of festival of investing.

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Hapless Home Buyer?s Guide posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

H.S. Ayoub presents Weak U.S. Dollar Good for Biotechs! posted at BioHealth Investor.

Praveen presents My Simple Trading System: My Stock Trading System posted at My Simple Trading System.

Michael K. Dawson presents Trading Without a Mentor is Like Flying Blind posted at The Time and Money Group.

Paul presents Increasing your hourly rate in order to get rich posted at Paul, saying, “When it comes to making more money, a lot of people think about working harder or working more. They equate the amount of money you get out with the amount of effort you put in. But this isn’t really the case.”

My Best Financial Article for 2006

Trent presents Is DELL Cooking the Books? – Stock Market Beat – Our beat is the stock market. Our job is to beat it. posted at Stock Market Beat.

Mister Juggles presents Satan’s Portfolio posted at Long or Short Capital.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents My Stock Portfolio Update posted at The Digerati Life.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Sorry for the mixup — I just realized you wanted my best article for the year so perhaps you can use this one instead of the previous one I submitted. Thank you!”

Nina Smith presents Netflix and a Living Wage posted at Queercents, saying, “Netflix pay its workers at its forty-one hubs around the country about $9 per hour. Is this a living wage? And could Netflix afford to pay them more?”

GameProducer.net presents Marketing Research Defined posted at Game Producer.

Dan Hung presents A Simple Breakout and Trend Reversal System posted at The Curious Investor.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of festival of investing using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

June 15, 2010 by investingworldtoday

Festival of Investing – November 7, 2006

Welcome to the November 7, 2006 edition of festival of investing.

Super Saver presents Investing 101 – Managing Risk Successfully posted at My Wealth Builder.

Business

Andy Oshiro presents Save $1000’s by investing in pre-paid legal posted at Andy.

Peter Kua presents 2006: The year venture capitalists adore freemiums posted at RadicalHop.com.

Rod Thomas presents Turn £100,000 into £1,000,000 – Two concepts of property investing posted at Prosperity from Property, saying, “The press is full of information, advice and even criticism of property as an investment class. One huge problem is that much of that information is written by journalists, who are not property investors. And that does you a disservice because at best you get a half-truth, and often the story bears little relation to the reality of what is actually happening.”

Make Money

Ralph Morgan presents Money Myths: #1 – Money can’t buy you happiness posted at Enough Wealth.

makingourway presents RNE to concentrate in eastern european electrical utility space posted at makingourway, saying, “An analysis of RNE’s decision to concentrate on eastern european electrical utilities and the impact on both Russian and Eastern European investment opportunities as well as musings on why it’s so difficult to create an Eastern European focussed index fund.”

Outrageous Ideas

Big Cajun Man presents Sometimes you need to take a risk posted at Canadian Financial Rants, saying, “Risk isn’t an outrageous idea, and it does have it’s benefits, as the video shows!”

Real Estate

Andy presents Buying A Big House Is More Expensive Than You Think posted at ThoughtfulConsideration.com – Get Your Think On, saying, “A big home doesn’t make a good investment. Here’s why.”

Rod Thomas presents Financing your overseas property investment posted at Prosperity from Property, saying, “Overseas property is a topic that is forever grabbing headlines when it comes to property investment opportunities. With travel becoming cheaper and investors becoming bolder, the overseas property market is booming. But where should the new investor be looking? Where are the predicted overseas property hotspots for 2006?”

Stocks

Steve Faber presents Don’t Let This Common 401k Mistake Derail Your Retirement posted at DebtBlog.

Finnegan Lane presents Taking The Emotion Out Of Stock Investing posted at The Digerati Life.

David B. presents Power of Compounding Interest posted at How Do People Get Rich?.

DWSUWF presents Republican polls down & stock market up – Investors look forward to Divided Government posted at Inactivist, saying, “Say you are a strong Republican advocate. Say you have a fervent, almost religious belief in the wisdom and “invisible hand” of free markets. Say that you observe a direct correlation between plunging Republican polls and the stock market surging to record highs. Can you say: Cognitive Dissonance? Larry Kudlow does well to keep his head from exploding…”

Moneywise presents Reported Earnings Growth posted at The Real Returns.

Ranjan presents Profits from stock market posted at Personal & Business Finance: Investing and Analysis, saying, “Musings of a new investor in stocks. Stock investing is a game, play on. The blog is in the Indian context.”

Trent presents Maxim Integrated Products Follow-up posted at Stock Market Beat.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of festival of investing using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Recent Posts

  • What Is Socially Responsible Investing
  • 5 Myths About Financial Aid
  • Ways to Invest No Matter the Net Worth
  • Billion Dollar Companies that are Unprofitable (And Whether they can Turn it Around)
  • Four Ways in Which Automated Stock Trading System Software Can Boost Your Portfolio

Archives

  • February 2019
  • November 2018
  • July 2018
  • October 2015
  • June 2011
  • August 2010
  • July 2010
  • June 2010
  • March 2010
  • July 2009
  • June 2009
  • January 2009
  • December 2008
  • October 2008
  • September 2008
  • July 2008
  • June 2008

COPYRIGHT © 2015