I just finished reading this week’s Carnival of Investing over at The Digerati Life.
Here are the posts that I liked:
Why You Should Ignore Stock market predictions
This post breaks down The Motley Fool’s 2006 picks, and proves why stock market predictions are often no better than random guesses on the market conditions. Lately, the quality of The Motley Fool’s information has suffered as well. Does anybody else feel the same way?
2 Mistakes an investor can make
The dividend guy gives 2 short descriptions of possible investing mistakes. But perhaps the biggest mistake of all is to not invest in anything.
Investing Trends in Oil and Alternative Energy
Prison breaks debunks several oil theories, and claims that oil supplies have not peaked. I’d have to argue that there is no efficient way of determining the true peak state, simply because oil lies deeply under the earth’s crust. Whether or not oil has peaked, we should search for alternative energy substitutes anyway. Why burn all of our oil resources?
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Thank you for your endorsement! I really like your site too and I think both our sites overlap in scope due to our shared interest in investing and finance. Great job. I hope you don’t mind if I do quote some of your posts in my future posts =)
Btw, would you like to exchange links?
Sincerely,
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