Recommended Reading – April 3, 2009

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Recommended Reading – April 3, 2009

April 3rd, 2009

Here is a round up of this weeks best articles I came across in no particular order and don’t forget to visit The DIV-Net for great daily Dividend and Value Investing articles from a host of great authors.

Recommended Articles

MUST Read of the Week

award

The Bond Guide by TMWTFS. A detailed education on bonds deserves another week as a must read.

Stock Analysis Related

BP: Look Ahead to March 2009 Quarterly Results by Financial Gauges
Trident Microsystems Inc. (NASDAQ:TRID) by ValueHuntr
An M&A deal to consider: En Pointe Technologies (ENPT) management buyout by Can Turtles Fly?
Magic Formula Stock Review: DISH Network (DISH) by Magic Diligence
Valuation Analysis: BNI -part III by my Value Idea
NCX: Gambling before Bankruptcy by Wide Moat

Dividend Related

Monthly Progress Update for March 2009 by Dividend Tree
Low-Debt Dividend Stocks by Dividends Value
American Express maintains its dividend payment by Dividend Growth Investor

Investment Ideas

First Quarter Comes To An End- Two Sides To The Storyby Contrarian Value Investing
Special Situations Real Money Portfolio March 2009 Update by Fat Pitch Financials
2009 – Ideas For The Year Performance Update by Mostly Money Musings
DRAD PSTA May be worth a closer look again by ShadowStock
Net-Nets Sector Rotation, Pier One ImportsPIR , PXG, & Technical Analysis by Stock Pursuit
Portfolio Performance +5.2% Through March 2009 by The Enlightened American

Economic Info

This is one of those days that makes you scratch your head… by Ragnar is a Pirate
Nassim Taleb: Financial System Overhaul Needed by Simoleon Sense

General Investing

Why You Should Hold Some Cash in Your Portfolio by The Dividend Guy
Building Great Wealth: One Day at a Time by Investment U

Other Reads

Determining CEO Pay by Noise Free Investing
An Off Shoot Of Buffett’s Partnership: Sequoia by Stockmanmarc

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4 Comments

- Dividend Growth Investor
Jae,

Thanks a lot for compiling this list of resources as well as for the link to my post!

Have a safe weekend!

DGI

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- Nurseb911
Thanks for the MUST READ vote Jae!

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- Dividend Tree
JJ: Thanks for including my post.
- Jae Jun

Im glad that I have so many quality articles to choose from to post each week.

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