Facebook and the Future of Targeted Search and Advertising
By Alex Salomon On May 18, we will likely witness Facebook (FB) rocket to a $100B capitalization. Pretty much every one has an opinion on Facebook and its IPO, even non-investors. And all sorts of discussions abound: the actual valuation of Facebook; its fight against Google (GOOG) and other emerging companies (as Apple’s (AAPL) late, great [...]
Navigating The Information Age and New Era of Social Media
By Andrew Nyquist Today’s global economy is as tough to pinpoint as it is to navigate. From QE and stimulus to austerity and sovereign debt to housing bottoms and jobs growth. Some say slow growth some say no growth. And some see giant green beanstocks. Let’s face it, reading and consuming the latest economic numbers and [...]
Hey “You”: Time To Appreciate That Asset
By Andrew Nyquist I started tracking my net worth in February 2002, over 10 years ago — I’ve logged it every month since. I now have a net worth chart with 122 real data points in time. I also have a seven year and running trading/investment diary. But, notice the 3 year gap… Before I became [...]
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Short Term Bottom in Sight? S&P 500 Nearing Demark Buy Setup
By Andrew Nyquist
On Friday, I blogged about JP Morgan's (JPM) trading losses and why the news came at a bad time for both the financials and the market in general. Many folks were using the news as a reason ... -
Using Insider ETFs as Directional Indicators to Beat the Market
By Adam Graham
Like many investors, I'm always looking for a shred of information, outside of fundamental data, which may help me gauge the momentum of a particular stock. Moreover, how can an investor like me benefit from insider activity ... -
Five Venues for Frugal Family Fun
By Kelly Hodges
Having young children in the house means there is abundant energy that’s looking for an outlet. There are lots of ways for kids to get out of the house and burn off some of that energy, but ...
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