I could not let this day go by without marking it in some way. Wallstrip.com is now live and their first show is very entertaining. I find the clip to be just the right length too, enough to have content but not so long that I start doing other things while it plays. Very nicely…
A few links I found browsing around: Gav posted a very good article from Linda Raschke about Writing a Business Plan.
A few links found around that are worth reading: TradeMike has a very good post on how he trail his stops. GooTube: The post-analysis game on Barron’s Tech Trader Daily. Condensed version of the conference call also on Barron’s.
Here are a few links I found. Please take not I often publish this post as-is and edit it later to add more links as I find them. Is that bad blogging etiquette? Jeffrey from from Thinking Faster on “Why Blog?“ Swing-Trading has a good post on Information Constipation. For those who work at home,…
Some links worth visiting today: Stock picks no from Taz Trader. Stock picks yes from Fallond Stock Picks. Interview with TraderMike on the StockTickr Blog.
Here are a few links I found around that I thought where worth reading: Apple announced it will offer movies on iTunes. Here is one of many news pieces. Jeff from TheStockBandit has a good post on market and limit orders. Jon Markman on Ford and the fatal flaw of family businesses. Found an old…
Worth reading today, Friday September 8th 2006: What’s the Next Action has a post about doing a brain dump, a great way to start getting organized. The post included a link to a PDF document containing a list of ‘trigger’ questions to help you make sure you get everything dumped. Â
Worth reading out in the blogs today: TraderMike has a post on R-Multiples. Van Tharp also has a post on R-Multiples and tracking progress/mistakes. Brett Steenbarger from TradingMarkets.com writes about “3 creative approaches to market analysis“. Dave from stocktickr has a good post on “How I Became a Dummy Trader“.
This is worth reading today: StockTickr has an interview with Brian Shannon from AlphaTrends. Dr. Steenbarger has an interesting post on the Market Blogosphere. Â
