Festival of Stocks for January 29, 2007
I'm happy to host this week's Festival of Stocks BlogCarnival -- thanks to all the bloggers who contributed this time around, here's the best of the week on stocks and stock market investing:
Stuart Goldberg presents Why Yellow Roadway can make you serious green posted at Stock Geek, saying, "I just started this blog and would love people to read my writing."
George presents Shai Dardashti Delivers a Question to Warren Buffett posted at Fat Pitch Financials, saying, "Former value investing blogger turned private capital manager, Shai Dardashti shared the details of his latest opportunity to meet Warren Buffett. Includes a great letter with insight into Warren Buffett's investment philosophies."
wcsinvestor presents Book Report: Pioneering Portfolio Management by David Swensen posted at Worst-case Scenario Investing, saying, "A book report highlighting some investing gems from David Swensen's Pioneering Portfolio Management"
H.S. Ayoub presents Novavax to Advance Avian Flu Vaccine Despite Government Snub posted at BioHealth Investor.
Super Saver presents My Stock Picks for Q1 2007 posted at My Wealth Builder.
goldguru presents Fronteer Development - Gold & Uranium Winner posted at goldguru, saying, "Fronteer offers exposure to both the gold and uranium bull markets and is a potential takeover target."
Silicon Valley Blogger presents Filthy Wal-Mart = Poor WMT Stock Performance? posted at The Digerati Life.
Steve Faber presents Get In On Great Companies Without Paying A Fortune posted at DebtBlog.
And I submit for your approval the following from this site, One Guy's Investments: When does one sell after a huge gain? Never? I can't bring myself to do anything but hold on to the continually overperforming MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR).
Thanks for participating, everyone -- that concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of festival of stocks using our carnival submission form.
Trent presents XRX: Xerox Asks Investors to Ignore the Accountant Behind the Curtains posted at Stock Market Beat.
Stuart Goldberg presents Why Yellow Roadway can make you serious green posted at Stock Geek, saying, "I just started this blog and would love people to read my writing."
George presents Shai Dardashti Delivers a Question to Warren Buffett posted at Fat Pitch Financials, saying, "Former value investing blogger turned private capital manager, Shai Dardashti shared the details of his latest opportunity to meet Warren Buffett. Includes a great letter with insight into Warren Buffett's investment philosophies."
wcsinvestor presents Book Report: Pioneering Portfolio Management by David Swensen posted at Worst-case Scenario Investing, saying, "A book report highlighting some investing gems from David Swensen's Pioneering Portfolio Management"
H.S. Ayoub presents Novavax to Advance Avian Flu Vaccine Despite Government Snub posted at BioHealth Investor.
Super Saver presents My Stock Picks for Q1 2007 posted at My Wealth Builder.
goldguru presents Fronteer Development - Gold & Uranium Winner posted at goldguru, saying, "Fronteer offers exposure to both the gold and uranium bull markets and is a potential takeover target."
Silicon Valley Blogger presents Filthy Wal-Mart = Poor WMT Stock Performance? posted at The Digerati Life.
Steve Faber presents Get In On Great Companies Without Paying A Fortune posted at DebtBlog.
And I submit for your approval the following from this site, One Guy's Investments: When does one sell after a huge gain? Never? I can't bring myself to do anything but hold on to the continually overperforming MEMC Electronic Materials (WFR).
Thanks for participating, everyone -- that concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of festival of stocks using our carnival submission form.
Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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