June10th. Just a normal day. Everything was in place to upgrade FW to 2.8……… Crash!
Now I’ve never said that I was a computer genius. I’m just a user. Financial Widgets is in the mists of a rebuild. It will take time but it will be bigger and better because of this set-back.
In the meantime, feel free to come over and register for e-mail updates. They currently aren’t happening very quick because I’ve actually been doing some manual labor. I’ve been doing a partial rehab on a small house in rural Iowa. Imagine that.
My latest post had nothing to do with the markets per se. It was a “Fun” post. Feel free to check it out.
http://www.financialwidgets.com/future-vehicle-technologies-evaro-electric-sports-car-plug-in-series-hybrid/
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During a Recession – Investing Success
An Invitation From ”Financial Widgets”
Home of “Trading To A Million”
It is not very often that I get a chance write such an article that is so close to my heart but I wrote one for “Financial Widgets“, a new blog of mine, that incorporated a ideas I learned in high school English. It was easier to write than I thought it was going to be. I’ve written a few articles for “A Mind’s Diet” that were as, well… unusual. If you’ve been following this blog then you might find this one interesting.
The story begins in a restaurant with a chance meeting of a previous acquaintance which illustrates that not all stock traders are soulless bastards who only have their own greed in mind. Some of America’s greatest minds still work in the industry and are still successful.
I urge you to pop over and read this story, not for any other reason other than the enjoyment of reading something not simplified to a point where the English language is uninspired and dull.
The Quixotical Concepts of Investing - A Short Dalliance With the English Language For Investment Success
While there at Financial Widgets, you may want to look over the “Trading To A Million” series, especially the year in review.
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