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Weekend Reading - September 30, 2007

Started by Jorge · 10 months ago

Here are some of the articles I’ve been reading throughout the blogosphere. Have a great last day of September!

Taking a loss can be devastating to some traders. LuckyForex has a nice article on the psychology of finally accepting a trade that puts you in the red.
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4 comments

  • Ryan

    1 year ago

    1. First off, nice blog - bit heavy on unused ad space on the right there, have you considered using Google's Advertising software instead or at least simplify that shit, its too much and nobody will want to advertise if their ads won't be seen.

    2. Title of this post is October 30 when its September 30 :P

    3. Update your portfolio damnit I want to know how its going, funny you've only flown once in your life and yet you seem to be trying to get into Boeing for the Dreamliner.

    4. I like the merrill-lynch bull you got - does it turn into a dancing chicken though?
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  • Jorge

    1 year ago

    1. Thanks. I may have to use Adsense or other ad programs as placeholders to represent where ad spots would go.

    2. Got it. Woke up sleepy this morning.

    3. I'm working on my quarterly progress report. My graphs have full disclosure to my holdings. I'll include numbers this update.

    4. I wish there was a golden bear picture. Oh well.
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  • Susan Suarez

    1 year ago

    Hi Jorge, did you see this video yet? Kramer vs NAR - it's funny:

    http://housinglotonline.com/jim-cramer-vs-nar/
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  • Jorge

    1 year ago

    I was waiting for the video to be posted somewhere. I was upset because I'm a good college student and go to school early so I missed it. But yeah I caught the video. I felt really bad for the NAR fellow. They're so out of touch with what's going on it bothers me. I think I understand now why I don't really trust realtors. Great find!
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