Well the Colts are out which is certainly sad but I’m still very much excited about my favorite sports weekend of the whole year.. 4 games, the 8 best teams, battling it out. It’ll be amazing! Go Broncos, Texans, 49ers and Seahawks.. I hope at least 3 of you can pull this off:)
General Readings
-Health care costs still rising @ CuriousCat
-Health care costs exploding..nice chart @ TheBigPicture
-CFA jobs – what to expect @ SmartFinancialAnalyst
Dividends and Passive Income Readings
-What can we expect from dividend stocks in 2013? @ TheDividendGuyBlog
-Real estate as dividend income @ DividendNinja
-Why are US dividends so much lower than the rest of the world? @ TheBigPicture
-Lending club and prosper updates @ InvestorJunkie
-Are bonds as safe as they seem? @ ThePassiveIncomeEarner
Tech Stock Readings
-What a new cheaper iPhone means @ TheAtlantic
-Major challenges for Marissa Mayer at Yahoo @ AllThingsD
-Apple increasingly focused on China @ Bloomberg
-The future according to Larry Page @ Fortune
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Weekend Readings
Date posted: 01.11.2013 (3:00 am) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
General Readings
-Health care costs still rising @ CuriousCat
-Health care costs exploding..nice chart @ TheBigPicture
-CFA jobs – what to expect @ SmartFinancialAnalyst
Dividends and Passive Income Readings
-What can we expect from dividend stocks in 2013? @ TheDividendGuyBlog
-Real estate as dividend income @ DividendNinja
-Why are US dividends so much lower than the rest of the world? @ TheBigPicture
-Lending club and prosper updates @ InvestorJunkie
-Are bonds as safe as they seem? @ ThePassiveIncomeEarner
Tech Stock Readings
-What a new cheaper iPhone means @ TheAtlantic
-Major challenges for Marissa Mayer at Yahoo @ AllThingsD
-Apple increasingly focused on China @ Bloomberg
-The future according to Larry Page @ Fortune
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