Recommended Reading – Mar 20, 2009

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Recommended Reading – Mar 20, 2009

March 20th, 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

Fixed Income Alternatives presented by TMWTFS

Stock Analysis Related

PRGN: Financial Analysis through December 2008 presented by Financial Gauges
Cut-throat competition for online travel (EXPE) presented by Can Turtles Fly?
Sears Canada: Potential buyout Candidate presented by myValue Idea
Ideal Market Environment for Clarus Corp presented by Shadow Stock
KSW in the Bargain Bin presented by Wide Moat Investing

Dividend Related

Dividend Aristocrats keep raising their dividends presented by Dividend Growth Investor

Investment Ideas

Everyday Finance Trading Update: Recovery Edition presented by Everyday Finance
Health-care stocks keeping portfolios in shape presented by The Div Guy

Economic Info

A Short History Of The Great Depression presented by Simoleon Sense
Buying Our National Debt presented by Living Off Dividends

General Investing

In Dividend Investing, Cash Is King presented by Dividends Value
Portfolio Management Process – Goldratt’s Way presented by Dividend Tree
Forbes’ 10 Biggest Losers: 4 Wealth Protection Lessons From Bankrupt Billionaires presented by Investment U
Reasons To Short Stocks presented by Mostly Money Musings
The Tyranny of Investment Fees presented by The Dividend Guy
Industry Profitability presented by Barel Karsan

Carnivals and Other Readings

Handling a hostile takeover presented by Noise Free Investing
Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS): What Are They? – Episode #39 presented by The Way To Build Wealth

Don’t forget to visit The DIV-Net for great daily Dividend and Value Investing articles from a host of great authors.

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4 Comments

- Nurseb911
Thanks for picking my CorTS post as a Must Read Jae. Just wait until I release The Bond Guide sometime over the next week or so. Should be another good one!

Nurseb911’s last blog post..Fixed Income Alternatives:
- Ethan Bloch
Hi Jae,

Thanks for the shout out Humbled that you find my dated material useful and worthy.

Keep on pumping out the content, you are doing us all a grave service.

Cheers,

Ethan
- Jae Jun

I’m looking forward to it as I’ve been trying to expand into the bond market as well.

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