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- Sunday Spectacle LVI
- SEC charges Goldman Sachs with fraud
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- Behind the scenes look at Hugh Hendry
- Sunday Spectacle LV
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- Sunday Spectacle LIV
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A Young Warren Buffett In a comment to one of my posts , Mark Carter, who incidentally appears to have a good blog worth checking o...
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Jason Zweig wrote an interesting article for his Intelligent Investor column at The Wall Street Journal a few weeks ago. The topic dealt ...
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Netflix Headquarters (Image source: Getty Images, via Huffington Post ) I took a look at some of the qualitative aspects Netflix (NFLX...
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(source: Toronto Sun ) Yes, for those following this blog and this story, the Burj Dubai has been renamed to Burj Khalifa, in order to ap...
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Some random stuff for the day... One bright spot for Icleand... tourism (BusinessWeek): Iceland got a $2 billion loan from the IMF so that...
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An eclectic blog chronicling a slow-moving turtle's attempt at gaining financial independence. I am an amateur contrarian investor with a value-investing tilt and influenced by macroeconomics. My risk tolerance is very high so treat everything I say as very risky... Also feel free to visit my non-investment blog describing my life and seemingly random thoughts...



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