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Monday, 3 June 2013

Reader's Digest June 3


Some interesting reads this afternoon:

Social Security on Econbrowser

Are You too Smart for the Stock Market?

Slow Start (Tim Duy's Fed Watch)

Swedish Housing - 140 years to pay off the mortgage

Doyle Brunson and Investing

Currency Wars - Peterson Institute

Jeff Saut Weekly Commentary

Pershing to Sell 30% Stake in CP



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    ICE First Look at September Mortgage Performance: "Delinquencies remain well below pre-pandemic norms"
    4 hours ago
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    6 hours ago
  • The Bonddad Blog
    September consumer inflation: re-accelerating trend more established, with shelter (!) being the only silver lining
    10 hours ago
  • Musings on Markets
    A “Fairly Highly Valued” Market: A Fed Chair Opines on Stocks, but should we listen?
    2 weeks ago
  • Calafia Beach Pundit
    A brief update on M2
    4 weeks ago
  • Greg Mankiw's Blog
    The economy 50 years from now
    4 weeks ago
  • PRAGMATIC CAPITALISM
    An Autopsy of American Exceptionalism
    6 months ago
  • Dr. Ed's Blog
    4 years ago
  • Noahpinion
    Why Kevin Williamson is wrong about poverty and bad behavior
    6 years ago
  • Tim Duy's Fed Watch
    New Website
    7 years ago
  • White House.gov Press Office Feed
    President Donald J. Trump's Year of Regulatory Reform and Environmental Protection at the EPA
    7 years ago
  • Canadian Value Investing
    Top Investments for 2017
    8 years ago
  • Econbrowser
    Wisconsin in Last Place for Start-up Activity
    9 years ago
  • Economics One
    Cara Menghilangkan Bekas Jerawat Dalam 1 Hari
    9 years ago
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    Thursday Morning Link
    9 years ago
  • Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
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    9 years ago
  • Bob McTeer's Economic Policy Blog
    November Jobs Report Seals the Deal for December Lift-Off
    9 years ago
  • Felix Salmon
    Post Felix
    11 years ago
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  • Fisher Investments Investing IQ
  • Zero Hedge | On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
  • Jason Zweig - News, Articles, Biography, Photos - WSJ.com
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My name is Marty and I am a stock market junkie. I have been addicted for over 25 years. As a semi retired engineer in Ontario, Canada I used to be a registered stock broker. I have been keenly following financial markets for over 25 years and I might be able to make your investment journey more enjoyable.
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First of all I want to say that I am not a Financial Professional. Please do not take any post on this blog as professional financial advice. The stocks that I talk about on this blog are only my point of view. I will post here some thoughts on investing, economics, investment ideas and other stuff that might interest you. This is not a stock recommendation site so please don't expect any super stock tips. By the way you can lose a lot of money in the stock market so please always consult with a full time investment professional before investing. How you invest depends very much on your own personal financial situation and your risk tolerance. Everybody is different.

I am a critical fan of Warren Buffett and Ken Fisher and other investors too. Unfortunately there are already lots of web-sites dedicated to these guys. As for investments, I will tend to look for interesting opportunities that I have some understanding of what's going on. I will try to use my engineering background to add extra insight into an investment. This usually (but not always) means I will concentrate on engineering, construction and industrial companies. These are the companies that I know best.

I hope to find interesting ideas that don't show up on most other web sites. If I am wrong or it looks like I will be wrong I will let u know my thoughts ASAP.
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