Good weekend everyone! An up and down week and commodities continue to show extreme volatility, here are some of the more interesting readings I enjoyed in the past week:
-Will Oil reach 100$ in 2009 or perhaps even earlier?
-Technical analysis of Baidu (BIDU)
-Inspirational article about charity on GLBL
-Travelling with credit cards rewards, how to do it without hassles over at Best Canadian Credit Card Finder.
-Very good article from MDJ about who should pay for dates 
-TheDigitariLife has its opinion on the Dow at 10,000… it may not last!
-TFB shows how we are not exactly living the 2nd great depression
-In general, I’m opposed to market timing except for speculative investment, here are some pros and cons
-Hopefully not an article you will need, preparing for an emergency
-Is gold still a good investment, read a few arguments here
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Financial Ramblings – Dow at 10,000
Date posted: 10.17.2009 (5:44 am) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
-Will Oil reach 100$ in 2009 or perhaps even earlier?
-Technical analysis of Baidu (BIDU)
-Inspirational article about charity on GLBL
-Travelling with credit cards rewards, how to do it without hassles over at Best Canadian Credit Card Finder.
-Very good article from MDJ about who should pay for dates
-TheDigitariLife has its opinion on the Dow at 10,000… it may not last!
-TFB shows how we are not exactly living the 2nd great depression
-In general, I’m opposed to market timing except for speculative investment, here are some pros and cons
-Hopefully not an article you will need, preparing for an emergency
-Is gold still a good investment, read a few arguments here
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