Back at it

After a hiatus it is time to start posting again. We are going to be retooling, and setting a new direction for the site. This site is going to get away from posting stock analysis, there are loads of other sites that do this quite well. Instead we are going to talk about things that interest me that have to do with finance and investing. Not sure what it will be but hope it will appeal to you too! Let’s see where we get to.

Interesting Links

For your reading pleasure a few interesting articles from around the globe about dividends, stocks, the market and other just plain interesting finance or economic oriented articles- enjoy!

• Fear of Money
• How bubbles grow
• Bonds in Danger Zone?
• How Texas avoided the meltdown
• Mr. Distress is Ready to Buy
• A star fund manager gets cautious
• Citi to return TARP

Reading Links

For your reading pleasure a few interesting articles from around the globe about dividends, stocks, the economy, the market and other just plain interesting finance or economic oriented articles.

• P&G entering the retail business… kind off?
• An interesting take on the US budget
• DGI gives an argument on Why to choose Div Growth over Div Yield
• What will the US use after the humvee- possible investing opportunities?
• Office Depot in big trouble?
• Has Whole Foods Turned the corner?

Weekend Reading Links

For your weekend reading pleasure a few interesting articles from around the globe about dividends, stocks, the market and other just plain interesting finance or economic oriented articles.

• GlobalEconomicAnalysis: Short Canada
• Gothamist: Stock for Steak
• Barelkarsan: Figure Out who is with you
• The DividendGuyBlog: Dividend Stocks Have Their Limitations
• DailyFinance: Berkshire Joins the S&P 500
• TheBigMoney: The Secrets of the Mexican Wave

Blackberry… Ick

I hate blackberry, not the company, just the device. In the world of finance and business the blackberry has become a mandatory device. While access to individuals has certainly increased as a result of this device, I am constantly challenged by the poor quality of communication one often receives when dealing with people who use them.

Blackberry = low quality communication

An actual example of a message sent to a blackberry user:

Bob the 14K form for dividend contributions, does it have all of the customer info? I have the customer coming to the office in an hour. Hope Anne and the family are well, are you still planning on getting away this weekend?
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