I thought I’d dedicate this weekend reading edition to a shameless plea for votes in the Plutus Awards, as I was nominated for Best Investing Blog of 2009. I spend so little time actually trying to promote myself vs. keeping up with posts, emails and life in general, that I figure I’d throw this one out there asking for your help since I’m up against 4 other great blogs I respect and admire – ABCs of Investing, Amateur Asset Allocator, The Oblivious Investor and Good Financial Cents).
Why Vote for me?
Here are just a few neat Investing Posts I Hope You’d Find Worthy of a Vote (especially this first link as I shared a personal investment strategy that is absolutely astounding in my opinion):
- Make Money in ANY Market ***
- How Stock Options Work – Puts and Calls
- How to Hedge Your Own Energy Costs
- Employee Stock Option Hacks
- EVERY ETF on Earth (List of 800+)
- The 25 vs 35 Year Old Starting Investor (Amazing Outcome)
- How to Short the US Treasury
- Investment Club? Think Again
- Leveraged ETFs are Evil (Hence, I short them!)
- Advanta’s 11% Yield Notes – Too Good to be True
With that in mind, here’s the link to the Plutus Awards. If you’re not familiar with other categories, you can easily find my entry by doing a <CTRL> F and search “Darwin”.
Enough shameless pandering though; here are my favorite reads from the week.
Favorite Reads:
No Debt Plan – Video: How to Set up a Monthly Budget/Spending Plan
Weakonomics – The Hollywood Stock Exchange (neat concept)
TaxVox – Why so Few Pay Income Tax
Steadfast Finances – Do you Know Your Leverage Ratio?
The Mish – Detroit Union Troubles Microcosm of US Debt Equation
Dividend Guy – 3 Questions Every Investor Must Ask
Political Calculations – A Better Way for Detecting Housing Bubbles
QuickSprout – Why I’ll Never Live in a Rich Neighborhood
Carnivals that Featured My Content Recently:
Road to Financial Independence
OneMint Economy and Your Finances
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