If you’re looking for more information on stocks and investing, it can be found here and here. Some of our posts are included there along with other great pieces on the economy, finances and investments. Enjoy!
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More on Investing
November 17th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Dividends, Economy, Education, Investing
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American Consumers are Spent
November 15th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Economy, Education, Investing
Warning: The following post contains a rant.
After years of buying gadgets, cars and whole wardrobes on credit, the gravy train has stopped. Not only has it stopped, it’s derailed and is hurtling off of a cliff. Many people have locked up their purses and wallets, cut up their credit cards and stopped spending money. American [...]
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More From the Finance Fiesta
November 14th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Economy, Education, Investing
If you’re looking for more information about the stock market, investing and the economy, the Finance Fiesta contains something from us and a lot of other great pieces on these topics.
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Simple System: Buy Low, Sell High
November 14th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Education, Investing, Value Investing
Yesterday I wrote about my first approach to value investing and today I’m going to write about my second one. My second value approach is called the Wise Owl Model, so named because I wanted everybody to think that the approach is wise. (Clever, eh?) The methodology is based upon a meeting between Benjamin Graham [...]
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The Intelligent Investor
November 13th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Education, Investing, Value Investing
Many years ago, I was taught to believe that value investing, using fundamental analysis, is the best long-term approach when making investment decisions. I was taught to buy stocks at bargain prices and wait patiently until they become overpriced.
In the years since, I learned some growth and momentum techniques as well. I never argue whether [...]
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A Change in Energy Policy
November 12th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Economy, Education, Green, Growth Investing, Investing, Stocks
Whether or not you agree with the outcome of last Tuesday’s presidential election, there’s one pledge that President-elect Barack Obama made that will benefit all of us, as citizens and investors–his energy plan. For too long, we’ve had administration after administration that failed to recognize the energy problems we are facing now and will face [...]
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More Stock Resources
November 10th, 2008 · No Comments · Cabot, Economy, Education, Investing, Stocks
If you’re looking for more perspectives about stocks, the financial crisis and investing, some great ones can be found here. Enjoy!
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The Stock Market is Not the Economy
November 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment · Economy, Education, Investing
I’m going to start today’s post with a warning: Over the next three months, be prepared to see some of the worst economic data you’ve ever seen.
Why do I say this? It stems from the only economic indicators I regularly monitor, from the Economic Cycle Research Institute. The firm basically invented the concept of leading [...]
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Readers’ Thoughts on the U.S. National Debt
November 9th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Cabot, Economy, Education, Investing
Last week I wrote about the U.S. national debt and I received many comments from our readers, some of which are found below. If you have something to say about this or any other topic, please leave us a comment.
“The good news regarding the debt: If these bailouts work, we’ll get that money back in [...]
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In Rant Mode
November 7th, 2008 · No Comments · Economy, Education
I think of myself as a very reasonable man, and I don’t resort to the rant mode often. It requires lots of energy and sheds very little light. But with a watershed election just behind us, I’ve been thinking more than usual about the national policies of the United States, and there’s one huge issue [...]
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