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About a month and a half ago, I read Your Money or Your Life and found it to be a relevatory experience (check out my review of the book). One particularly interesting part was a discussion of a concept that the authors referred to as the “crossover point.”
The Simple Dollar » When Your Income From Investments Covers Your Living Expenses: The “Crossover Point”
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Monday, August 14, 2006 | 01:14 PM Technical Analysis gets a bad name, and for all the wrong reasons. People seem to be put off by some of the more esoteric pattern recognition issues, and that's a shame.
The Big Picture: Rotation Underway: S&P100 to S&P600
This is a guest post from Charles Duhigg , the author of The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do and How to Change .
Get Rich Slowly
The Bonddad Blog
- by New Deal democrat This week I want to revisit and update my forecast from the beginning of the year .
They say a picture speaks a thousand words. So, here is a picture of my bank statement showing the passive income from credit card arbitrage in the short span of 9 months. I had mentioned earlier about my first attempt at credit card arbitrage.
Grad Money Matters: Credit Card Arbitrage (Plus an Image of the $2,000 we Made...)
Clever Dude Personal Finance & Money
I’m glad our story of getting out of debt (except for 1 mortgage remaining) has been inspirational to many of you, including the following reader: Hi there! Very much enjoy your site.
On a nationwide basis, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own or guarantee 60 percent of the mortgages outstanding, but they account for only 29 percent of seriously delinquent loans, obviously a much lower proportion than their share of the market. Even though the Enterprises have a smaller share of seriously delinquent loans than other market participants, they account for just over half of all Home Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP modifications.
Calculated Risk
Some interesting stuff in John Mauldin's latest piece . We'll include some pertinent quotes along with our thoughts.
Zero Hedge
The Big Picture
All this week, we are looking at the Housing Recovery theme, challenging assumptions that make up the bullish argument. Monday, we began with Debunking the Housing Recovery Story , starting with Shadow inventory....says Gartman .