Today is a perfect example of why I would rather read Abnormal Returns than the WSJ, FT (my favorite of the papers), IBD, and Barron’s.
Combined.
Look at all the useful info there: the lowest cost ETFs in each category, James Montier’s 10 Lessons (Not?) Learnt, ways to improve the carry trade, how well do TIPS work – I would pay $5 a day for that.
What is on the front page of all those other sites? Bernanke, Bernanke, Bernanke, Bernanke and about 10,000 other links to click on. Useless. Don’t get me started on the aggregators.
I need less of more useful and targeted information, not more of noise and useless information. All the major sites continue to bungle this opportunity.
Stay tuned in the New Year for a new solution to this problem that I am quite (to say the least) excited about.
PS I’m doing a webinar for SFO magazine today come ask some questions! (4:30 PM Eastern)
AR is a terrific site. I have pretty much eliminated the “traditional” sources of business news which in terms of actionable information is relatively worthless. As you mentioned, many days are just like today where the treasure trove of actionable and educational material is literally off the charts. Mr. Viskanta should be very proud of himself.
I visit http://www.etfquest.com quite often. The 3 model portfoilios Sector, International and Vanguard are price momentum or rotation based investing.
I visit http://www.etfquest.com quite often. The 3 model portfoilios Sector, International and Vanguard are price momentum or rotation based investing.