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Carnival of Investing No. 47

JLP — Mon, 06 Nov 2006 05:00:23 +0000

Hi and welcome to the 47th edition of the Carnival of Investing. It’s a rather small carnival this week, which is probably due to the fact that I cut out all the spam entries. What’s left are some pretty good entries. Enjoy!

EDITOR’S CHOICE

This was my personal favorite for this week:

Dave Ramsey Investing Advice

INVESTING

Working With an Investment Advisor

Taking The Emotion Out Of Stock Investing

Combatting Survival Instincts

4 Reasons To Invest In Index Funds.

The Downside of Dollar Cost Averaging.

Mr. Market and the Upside Down PE Redux

Learn from Millionaires and Others – Don't Trade Frequently

Investing Against the US Dollar

Socially Irresponsible Investing

REAL ESTATE

Real Estate Riches Part 2

Trump and Rich Dad Reveal the Secret to Riches

Buying A Big House Is More Expensive Than You Think

Sellers Lending to Buyers and Selling the Note

MISCELLANEOUS

Splitting Bids at Prosper.com

Power of Compounding Interest

We Dropped the Ball on Ansys

Carnival(s) to Check Out

JLP — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 11:54:41 +0000

It has been a while since I have mentioned a carnival. That’s because I haven’t bothered to submit anything to a carnival in quite a while. Why? Because I always forget about them until it is too late to submit. Anyway, I finally remembered to get my submission in on time and this morning I received an email telling me that the following carnival(s) are up:

UPDATE: The Carnival of Personal Finance

The Carnival of Investing

That’s it for now. I’ll update this list as soon as I have more links.

Carnival of Investing – No. 27

JLP — Mon, 19 Jun 2006 04:50:05 +0000

AllFinancialMatters is proud to host the 27th edition of the Carnival of Investing. Next week’s carnival will be hosted by My Personal Finance Blog. There’s quite a few submissions this week, so let’s get started. Here’s this week’s entries in the order they were received:

1 How to Lower Your Investment Returns: Use a Broker.

2 Triple Witching, 16 June 2006: What Does the Historic Data Say?

3 Regulatory Arbitrage Meet the Historical Inevitability

4 Fifteen Ways to Leave Your…Money

5 Special Situations Real Money Port on Fire

6 Japanese Interest Rates

7 Real Estate – Safe, Secure, Steady Money

8 The Super Bowl indicator: An AFC victory is bearish, and an NFC victory is bullish. Does it work?

9 Risk and Diversification

10 Free Cash Flow at Xerox

11 Homesteading and Declaration of Homestead

12 Unconventional Strategies In This Housing Market

13 Bring on the Bear!

14 Two New ETFs To Match Your Interests

15 Death Tax Debate

16 John Burley’s 7 Levels of Investor

17 Why Are Brokers So Hard To Understand?

18 The Week Ahead: Your Financial Road Map for June 19-23, 2006

19 Regulatory Arbitrage Meet the Historical Inevitability

Monday, Monday,…

JLP — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 16:09:00 +0000

means Carnivals!

Carnival of Personal Finance at mapgirl’s Fiscal Challenge

Carnival of Investing at ConsumerismCommentary

Carnival of the Capitalists at Rethink(IP)

oh, and the…

Carnival of Business at MyMoneyForest

Carnival Monday

JLP — Mon, 29 May 2006 14:21:09 +0000

You know, with all the Monday carnivals dealing with money, maybe we should rename Monday “MONEY”!

Okay, maybe not. Anyway, here are some of the carnvials that are out today:

Carnival of Personal Finance at My Open Wallet – Nice job, Madame X! Is it possible for a carnival to be beautiful?

Carnival of Investing at Journey to Financial Freedom – Harrison put in a lot of work assembling this carnival.

Carnival of the Capitalists – Downunder Edition at Working Solo – Another nicely-done carnival.

Monday Morning Means…

JLP — Mon, 08 May 2006 12:36:32 +0000

Carnivals! We have the Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted by Jim at Blueprint. He has done an excellent job with the “map.” You guys have to see this thing.

George at FatPitchFinancials had to throw together this week’s Carnival of Investing. He did a nice job.

This Week’s Carnivals

JLP — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 15:42:16 +0000

It’s Monday and you know what that means… CARNIVALS!

Carnival of Investing
Carnival of Debt Reduction
Carnival of Personal Finance

Carnival of Investing – Issue 3 is up

JLP — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:58:26 +0000

Issue 3 of the Carnival of Investing is up at Consumerism Commentary. Stop by and give it a look.

The Carnival of Investing – Issue 2

JLP — Tue, 27 Dec 2005 06:00:25 +0000

Welcome to the second issue of the Carnival of Investing. There’s a lot of interesting stuff from a lot of different blogs so be prepared to spend some time here. I hope you enjoy.

Blog	Article Title
Blueprint for Financial Prosperity	Wash Away Stock Losers with Winners
FreeMoneyFinance	13 Unconventional Investments, Part 1
FinancialPage	Simple IRA Transfers
The (not so) Daily Me	Investment Update
Investor Geeks	Bonds, Part I: What are Bonds?
Internet Stock Blog	The Long Tail Hits E-Commerce
Early Riser	Canadan Royalty Trusts
MyMoneyBlog	Dollar Cost Averaging vs. Lump Sum Investing
Political Calculations	Employee Stock Purchase Plan Returns
Searchlight Crusade	Pre-requisites for Investing
PF Advice	Should We Expect Double Digit Returns?
Canadian Capitalist	The Role of Reits in a Portfolio
Financial Revolution	Signs of Creative Accounting
Neo’s Nest Egg	Dealing with E*Trade
Capital Chronicle	Foreign Ownership in the UK Stock Market and 2006 M&A
Retire at 30	End of Year Stock Cleaning
The Consumer Electronic Stock Blog	Lehman Brothers: 3G Mass Adoption Approaching – Implications for Wireless Companies
Shai Dardashti on Grahamian Value	Pat Dorsey on Moats — Conversation with Benjamin Graham — Bruce Sherman on Hedge Funds
FatPitchFinancials	Reviewing a Proxy: A Microsoft Case Study

Carnival of Investing Update

JLP — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 14:20:53 +0000

I will be hosting the second issue of the Carnival of Investing on Tuesday, December 27. So far, I have seven submissions. I NEED MORE! If you have a recent post that is investing-related email it (JLP – at – AllThingsFinancialBlog – dot – com) and I will be sure to include you. Here’s the format for submission:

1. Be sure to put “Carnival of Investing” in the subject line along with your blog’s name. That helps me to keep things straight. I get a ton of email so organization is important.
2. In the email, include the following information:

Blog’s name
Blog’s URL
Author’s name
Post Title
Post URL
Trackback URL (if you have one)
Brief summary

That’s it. The deadline for submissions is Monday 5 PM Central time. Any submissions made after that time will be held for the following weeks carnival.