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• Shed no Tears for Missing the Great Credit Card Stock IPO - Editor, 25 March 2008 - 1 Comment

You have to read a post by one of our forum members to understand the drift for this post: Paulson and Greenspan

• Tap and Fibrous Root Systems of Stocks - Editor, 24 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Here is a way to use botany for stock trades. Consider how a tree is more useful than a fern. Some of this is because a deep and strong root is better than a whole bunch of shallow and stringy ones. The differences become sharper in bad times. Ferns become fossils, while redwoods thrive for generations.

• Invest in Stock with Yin not Yang - Editor, 24 March 2008 - No Comments yet

Why are women better at buying stock? Conduct your own survey if you question that investment assertion. Most men who stay successful on a stock exchange ring are not bulls. A stock market is more like a China shop. Charging works better in a rodeo.

• Buy Stocks with All Weather Assets You Can Count - Editor, 24 March 2008 - 1 Comment

We like Retail (Apparel) Industry stocks. Bernanke has a point. The economy is not that bad. Even the President says so. Besides, even democrats will need new wardrobes for summer. Only bulls and bears roam naked. We are level headed investors.

• Awake to a Fresh Financial Planning Dawn - Editor, 21 March 2008 - No Comments yet

Record stock price rises can hurt. Unreasonable expectations may be at fault. Economic analyses can be dead wrong. Interest rate reductions are like pain-killer drugs. They do more harm than good. Temporary relief hides structural defects. Only pharmacists gain. What should you do with stocks?

• Financial Planning Lessons from Bear Stearns for You - Editor, 21 March 2008 - 1 Comment

The editor does not allow too many words. So let us cut to the chase.

• 12th Century North American Principles for the March 2008 Stock Market - Editor, 21 March 2008 - 1 Comment

We have a new writer. An earlier alien wrote this piece which got such dreadful reviews that we dare not publish them: Iroquois Confederacy Fundamentals for National Financial Planning. The boss person insists that we try and recover some value from the article. So here goes.

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