WordPress.com Invite up for Grabs...

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I have one WordPress.com invite to give away. Whoever wants it let me know.

Details about WordPress.com can be found in the post I did last month.

Update: The invitation has already been spoken for.

Update 2: For those of you coming here from Google looking for an invitation you may have much better luck searching on Technorati because its results are a lot more recent.

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Hi Mike,

I'm spamming everyone who has a spare invitation for the last 2 days. Now it's your turn :) It looks like a weekend project now, and it will be pretty stupid if it fails. Whatever, my contact info is in the top post of the link.

Thanks!
Andrew

Hi Mike,

This is an off topic. Just last week I discovered, in my opinion, a "hidden gem" blog:

http://eutrapelia.blogspot.com

David has a lot of interesting posts, not all of them related to trading or investing. Going through the archives, I was marveling at the elegant analyses of some of his favorite stocks. Unlike lots of "gurus", who like to talk about charts after the fact, he's actually discussing the very high probability of a stock or sector moving in his expected/desired direction before it happens. He doesn't do frequent analyses of stock charts, but when he does, they were spot-on most of the time.

For ex., he discussed the potential top in homebuilders (and why, based on charts only) shortly before it happened (at least right for now), and went against the "predictors" who were looking at the "head and shoulder demise" in GOOG, or the "collapse" of AAPL, and in more than one occasions, pinpoint the turn-around point.

Just thought you might want to take a look at this blog.

Tom

Ah, WordPress is taking a page from Google, huh? I wondered when others would start "inviting" users this way. It didn't take long.

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