Dennis Kneale Is Crying Deep Inside

This is getting pretty funny lol. Dennis Kneale looks pretty hurt and seems to be crying deep inside. Poor guy. He did call bloggers a coward though. Is he’s really an idiot?

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News: Japan – The Next Chapter of Subprime Mortgage Crisis?

I recently ran into a few good articles on the Japanese economy and its potential future.   After sparking further interest, I dug for more data on Japan’s current economic condition.  I must say, it ain’t pretty.

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Interview: A Sculpter, Painter, Scribbler. Brendan Burke Debunks The “Investor” Image

Brendan Burke, also known as “oulous” on Covestor, has a primary background in painting, sculpting and scribbling.  An extremely unique background for an investor in my mind.  I found him on Covestor, noticing his track record and his number of followers.  He has earned a star, which means he consistently outperforms the market, now returning 700% since inception back in August 2008. He has been trading for over 5 years as a day trader and is quite risky when it comes to his trading strategy.

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Technical Analysis: Wk of 6/28/09

Nasdaq (QQQQ)

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A Day In The Life Of A Part-Time Investor – The Essentials

While many of the readers here trade stocks full-time, there are many others who are part-time investors in various forms.  I am one of the latter.  Having a job that does not allow you to constantly monitor the market and make frequent trades, I have to bridge that gap by using many of the tools and technologies available today.

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Interview: Corey Rosenbloom @ Afraidtotrade.com

For the next guest for my interview series, I was fortunate enough to interview Corey Rosenbloom from Afraid To Trade Twitter (Afraidtotrade).  He is a full-time trader and a blogger making a living utilizing his talent as an investor.   With nearly 3500 subscriber, he provides the readers with the edge in technical analysis to make the right trades.  I enjoy his talent to identify Elliot Waves and divergences to suggest a future trend.

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Site Review: Stockcharts.com – EVERYONE’s charting friend

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There are many advanced charting softwares pros and the like use.  However, while these advanced softwares are useful, they are definitely not the most affordable solutions to average investors.  Well if you’re one of those average investors, what do you do to keep up with the institutional “pros” who have access to the most advanced softwares out there?

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Site Review: The Big Picture – Barry Is On My RSS Feed

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The Big Picture, managed by Barry Ritholtz, a very well known CEO of Fusion IQ, adds value to all investors by equipping the readers with various knowledge from trading and investing to macro economics. The factor that drives The Big Picture’s success is its value-adding data for all investors, from the wall street experts to the Joe Schmoe in Montana. He doesn’t do well on a particular niche or a topic, he does well on various topics and covers a vast amount of audiences’ needs. You may not find all of his daily posts relevant to what you’re looking for. However, stick with him because you’ll find some of his posts useful and interesting.

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Book Review: Invest Like a Shark

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James DePorre, also known as “RevShark”, manages an investing site called Shark Investing.  With his trading strategy, so called “Shark Investing”, he has successfully managed to outperform the market.  Since inception in 2004, his portfolio managed to return 84%.

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Technical Analysis: Wk of 6/22/09

Nasdaq (QQQQ) requested by Mike and Craig

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Site Review: Covestor versus KaChing – How Would You Make $$?

If you aren’t already aware of these two sites, then you’re missing out. Covestor.com and KaChing.com both help investors meet other investors and even track their stock trades online. The sites don’t just stop there. Although the functionality is a bit different, both sites allow you to monitor your own trades and publish them to the entire community. In another words, these community sites allow you to showcase your talent as an investor and earn the fame you deserve. Last but not least, you even have the potential to earn REAL money through the site. Through this post, I will summarize the pros and cons as I see it and leave the rest up to you to decide.

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Financial Crisis Visuals From GOOD Magazine

This may be old news for many of you, but I recently ran into this collection of visuals on the financial crisis at Good Magazine.  If you haven’t seen it already, spend some time looking at them because they’re really good.

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Technical Analysis: Wk of 6/15/09

Hot Topics (HOTT) requested by Alex and Sarwal

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