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Introducing New Blog...Investment Intelligencer

Thanks for your interest in the Wall Street Self-Defense Manual.  This site contains more information about the book, including excerpts, the table of contents, and a welcome note.  It also contains links to other investing books and resources that I hope you'll find helpful.

I will continue to post additional book excerpts here for the next several months, and I will leave the site up indefinitely.  As of today, however, I am going to post additional market and investing commentary on a new site, Investment Intelligencer (www.investmentintelligencer.com).  Like the book, the site is designed for intelligent investors, and it will draw on smart ideas from academia, Wall Street, and the financial media.  It will pick up on many of the themes I discuss in the book, and it will also include analysis of some important fundamental issues.

Thanks again for visiting the site.  I hope you enjoy the Wall Street Self-Defense Manual, and I hope to see you over on Investment Intelligencer.

Posted by on March 05, 2007 in Blog, Current Fundamentals, Forecasts, Welcome |

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