Be sure to check out the July 2006 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities Magazine. It contains an interview with some dude who calls himself “Trader Mike” (that would be me). It’s mostly about my transition from swing trading to day trading but it touches on a few other topics as well. An excerpt is available on the TASC website
Thanks to Steve from LaSalle Futures Group for informing me of the review of my site in the March 2006 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine. The author, Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan, who’s also TASC’s editor, was even kind enough to pick out one of my more accurate calls as an example in the article. Unfortunately, I can’t link to the article but check it out next time you’re in a bookstore. It’s on page 92.
Before there were blogs there were anonymous chat rooms. Now anyone who wants to be heard can just as easily create a Web log. But writing a useful investment blog isn’t so easy. First, you have to have good investment ideas. Second, it helps if your ideas are embedded in insightful commentary and third, it is probably best if you post your ideas quickly. Investors will forgive lousy navigation, advertising clutter, bad grammar and really any other Web site foul. In the end the most important thing is to make investors money. Below you will find some of the more interesting investment oriented blogs in cyberspace. We can’t guarantee their results but we can testify …
Thanks to Kathy Yakal and Theresa W. Carey for the kind words about my site in this weekend’s Digital Investor column at Barron’s. (subscription required) When I started this blog about 18 months ago I would have never imagined being mentioned in Barron’s. Hopefully they won’t mind if I ‘liberate’ the section of the article about my site (I’ve added some links):
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“Despite all the noise and random content in blogs, many bloggers have become sources for breaking news, fresh ideas, and expert commentary,” according to a recent Morgan Stanley report, “An Update From the Digital World — October 2004.” And so we continue to scour the Web for …
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