So which investing websites do you frequent?

[LRAO]

Just wondering what websites people here are getting their info/inputs from.

Thanks.

[unclemick]

Bogle Financial Markets Research Center

Efficient Frontier (Bernstein)

Yahoo finance and others (none special) when noted in a forum thread.

Scott Burns of the Dallas Morning News a distant third.

[Helen]

Great question, I'm curious as to what others read as well.

My top three are:

www.fool.com

vanguard's diehard
http://socialize.morningstar.com/New...eq=21#replyTop

Raddr's site:

http://raddr-pages.com/forums/


-helen

[Berkshire_Bull]

My favorites other than this one obviously, include finance.yahoo.com, www.fool.com, http://www.dripinvesting.org/Boards/Boards.asp

[BigMoneyJim]

Those of you using fool.com, are you going there for the published articles or the discussion forums? Are you paying fees, using the free stuff or comped? I'm curious because I don't pay for the board access and think their article content changed aims radically--in a bad way--around the time they went subscription-based. So I've hardly been there since being locked out of the boards 3 or so years ago.

I'm comfortable with my simple collection of mutual funds, so I don't do much investment reading these days. I have index and fund quotes from Yahoo Finance and sometimes read linked "news" items from there or articles linked here at this board.

[Helen]

BigMoneyJim,

I pay for a subscription but I never read their articles, only the message boards. I found tips on the Living Below Your Means board that have saved me enough money to pay for a life time of subscriptions. There are about 8 boards that I read regularly.

-helen

[Cal]

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BigMoneyJim, I pay for a subscription but I never read their articles, only the message boards. *I found tips on the Living Below Your Means board that have saved me enough money to pay for a life time of subscriptions. *There are about 8 boards that I read regularly. -helen

If you are looking for info about LBYM and you don't want to pay a fee:

http://www.simpleliving.net/forums/

These people can squeeze a dime out of a turnip and they're pretty friendly.

[Martha]

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If you are looking for info about LBYM and you don't want to pay a fee: http://www.simpleliving.net/forums/ These people can squeeze a dime out of a turnip and they're pretty friendly.

There are a number of goofy things to wade through on that site however. Such as saving corks from wine bottles to make a bulletin board.

[JWV]

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There are a number of goofy things to wade through on that site however. *

Yeah, but we have JohnGalt! Hope he's enjoying his vacation.

Judy

[RAE]

Henry Hebeler has some interesting stuff at his website, www.analyzenow.com/

Some of it gets a little heavy, but good information on retirement planning.

www.analyzenow.com/

Bob

[kayelem]

Laughing on the wine bottle cork bulletin board.

My husband made a bulletin board (above the computer as I type) and a hot plate with wine corks and some frames that he bought. These are the only "craft" projects that he has every attempted. I wasn't nearly as excited about the results as he was!

[fufund]

Found this link on Bernstein's site.... A lot of good stuff

http://www.jasonzweig.com/

I didn't get that far on the site, but does anyone have other uses for wine corks. I can't bear throwing them out. I've got 3 wine boxes full of them. It seems that in a few years there won't be real cork in any wine.

Thanks,
K. B. Sharkstooth

We own a flatulent Labrador Retriever. We discussed
today the possibility of using wine corks. Will report
back if this is successful.

JG

[BigMoneyJim]

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I didn't get that far on the site, but does anyone have other uses for wine corks. I can't bear throwing them out. I've got 3 wine boxes full of them. It seems that in a few years there won't be real cork in any wine.

You could put them in future wine bottles for nostalgia.

My dad's wife made hot pads/trivets out of them for setting hot serving dishes on.

You could lash them together to build a raft to live on!

[bow-tie]

www.efmoody.com

He's not much for sugarcoating anything. Pretty straightforward.

[sgeeeee]

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www.efmoody.com He's not much for sugarcoating anything. *Pretty straightforward. *

Thanks for the link, bow-tie. I browsed a couple of passages and tried out the search engine. I thought it was pretty good stuff.

The wine corks didn't work. One was expelled with
such force that my wife's Jack Russell was knocked unconscious

JG

[JLP]

Who is John Galt?

JLP