Recommended Reading – April 10, 2009

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Recommended Reading – April 10, 2009

April 10th, 2009

Here is a round up of this weeks best articles I came across in no particular order. Have a good Easter and let us remember what it is about.

Recommended Articles

MUST Read of the Week

There were so many great articles this week that I wanted to highlight but The Enlightened American receives the honors as it was the first must read article I read in the week that left me thinking.

award Inverting Your Circle of Competence by The Enlightened American.

David Bui examines Buffett’s “circle of competence”, Munger’s “invert, always invert” and Klarman’s “incomplete information” to discuss the nature of an investors circle of competence.

Stock Analysis Related

What’s Sizzlin at WEST? by Street Capitalist
Purchase: Comdisco Contingent Distribution Rights (PK: CDCOR) by Can Turtles Fly?
WMT: Financial Analysis through January 2009 (Update) by Financial Gauges
Catalyst Investment Research- Consolidated Tomoka Land by Cheap Stocks
Quicksilver Gas Services – KGS by Mostly Money Musings

Dividend Related

10 Dividend Stocks That Excelled In March by Dividends Value

Investment Ideas

Cheap Stock Ideas by Stock Pursuit
Magic Formula Stocks On The Move by Contrarian Value Investing
Seth Klarman’s Baupost Group Increases Facet Biotech (FACT) Position & Files 13D by Market Folly
Rosetta Stone to Be First VC-Based IPO in Six Months by Seeking Alpha
Gold Mining Stocks: 5 Reasons to Buy Gold & 4 Ways to Profit by Investment U
Value Update II, 2009: by TMWTF
Covered Call Options Strategy for cutting losses on USB by Dividend Growth Investor
Colombia ETF – A Return to Supercharged Frontier Market Returns? by Darwin’s Finance

Economic Info

Some Laws Can’t Be Broken: Supply and Demand by F Wall Street
Random Graphic Musings To Lighten Up by Dividend Tree
Is it over? by Buying Value
Market Returns 5 Years After Historical Market Declines by The Dividend Guy
Ten principles for a Black Swan-proof world by Living Off Dividends

General Investing

Strategies for investing in bear markets by Monevator
The Relation between Value and Growth by ValueHuntr
Ignore The Headlines And Concentrate On Value Part II by Stockmanmarc
Informativeness of insider transactions by ShadowStock

Other Reads

Buffett’s Berkshire Letter for 1979 by Wide Moat Investing
Video: Value Investing: Buy Cheap, Obscure and Out of Fashion by Simoleon Sense

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Recommended Reading – April 10, 2009

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