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The author discusses his own career in more detail than most value bloggers. His openness is a plus, because he limits discussions of personal experiences to those that are investing related. The result is a pleasant change of pace from the opinion only focus found at most value investing blogs (including my own).
]]>The blog is worth reading for the objective information. The closing comments are not particularly helpful, because unequivocal claims can not be adequately supported in such short posts.
This blog highlights stocks on the move, discusses market trends, strategies and current events of the financial markets with no bias, no agenda, no talking points, just the facts.
]]>If you’re interested in merger arbitrage opportunities, DealBook is a good place to start. However, it doesn’t cover many of the most profitable opportunities, because such deals are too small to attract much notice. For smaller deals, you will need to review press releases or local newspaper clippings that don’t make national news.
DealBook is a financial news service produced by The New York Times. It is published daily, Monday-Friday, except on U.S. Market holidays and during the last week of the year.
]]>The Average Joe Investor website is here for two main reasons. First, to offer up some nice tasty stocks ideas that I think are not only backed by great companies but also selling at attractive prices. Secondly, I'm going to share some tools that can be used to evaluate companies that you have invested in or would like to invest in. My goal is to help beginning investors understand stock investing and the companies that they are investing in so that they can take the emotion out of the game and make some real money.
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