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Thanks to the Gumshoe again.
Archive for the ‘Must Bookmark’ Category
A Long List of Shorts
Wednesday, August 10th, 2011A Good Cheap, Lazy Strategy…Reference
Saturday, April 30th, 2011In my IT blog and ezine articles I write quite extensively on things that I do instinctively, trying to codify them for others to replicate (and for the money and notoriety). On this blog, not so much. Honestly, I make it public hoping to help the reader. I originally also hoped for the reader to help me with comments, but that has yet to happen (not counting the semi-weakly offer of cheap Viagra). But, I digress (mostly because it is fun).
What I came to blog today is a link to an educational article on planning how much to invest on given stocks. Ignoring the fact that I did better when I didn’t (because it was more a matter of when I didn’t rather than how I didn’t), I can honestly recommend reading it for your own education.
Reading Today Between the Lines
Monday, February 28th, 2011Seems to me this recession came in on an oil price spike and is going out the same way. Seems like 1978 – 1982 all over again.
8 Stocks George Soros Is Buying
The Billionaire Robin Hood: Taking a Look at Carl Icahn‘s Top Holdings
Optional Options Offering Online
Wednesday, November 17th, 2010I know I need to learn more about options as an addition to my cheap lazy approach. Heavy on the cheap and light on the lazy, but compromise is nothing. When I do get around to learning more, one place I will go back to is this article on Investor Place I saw today.
Double Top Chart Pattern
Saturday, June 26th, 2010While checking on Advance America, Cash Advance Centers Inc. (AEA), I ran across the term Double Top, which I had seen before. I found an excellent article explaining the pattern at Trending 123.
Cheap, But Not Lazy Investment Resource
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010First, Publisher’s Clearing House is not an investment strategy. However, if all I have to do is run one of my many daily searches from their search engine to win money, why not? Funny thing is, when my daily reminder prompts me to do this it is almost always after I have done some extensive searches on everybody’s standard search engine. This means I have to get creative on what I should search for (why waste perfectly good key strokes?). So I ran a search for highest paying dividend and ran across:
Top U.S. Stocks with Highest Dividend Yield as of Mar. 13, 2010
PS: If you start using the PCH search and win, please donate my percentage using the icon at the top of this page 
Good Technical Analysis Article
Friday, March 12th, 2010An Analysis on Company Stock Buyback
Thursday, December 17th, 2009Found this in my news search and wanted to share with my reader: Quest Capital: An Analysis on Company Stock Buyback
Offsetting Capital Gains with Capital Losses
Wednesday, November 25th, 2009I would not suggest selling a good stock to offset a gain. I hang on to my colossal losers to offset future gains, though. It is important to keep in mind the difference between short term tax rates and long term rates. A good over-all reference article for this can be found at:
Invest FAQ: Tax Code: Capital Gains Tax Rates
Top 100 Global Venture Capitalists
Saturday, September 12th, 2009Red Herring published their list this week. According to The Motley Fool’s Rule Breakers, Rule Makers: The Foolish Guide To Picking Stocks, part of follow the money is to see who the other investors are.
