As I think about it, I have gotten to do just one trade all week, and tomorrow the market is closed. I have been spending alot of my downtime reading, “The World is Flat” by Thomas Friedman, relaxing with friends, working on the Falkin Investing Organization, and putting together new ideas. Even with so much activity going on, I am happy that so far Stock Trading 101 has been a great success. There are over 30 people subscribed to recieve daily updates on the blog, so many of you will be reading this post.

Besides giving you consistent visitors something to indulge, I wanted to ask for some feedback. My free teaching lessons have been great, but I feel that there is still not an easy way that people can just sign up for a session without having to email me, get my weekly schedule, etc. I spoke with a programer on the matter, and he suggested perhaps setting up a system where visitors could simply login with a username, look at my calender, then fill in their name (first come first serve) for a particular teaching session they wanted. Would this in fact make it easier? Shoot me an email or leave a comment if you have an opinion on the matter.

hmm….

Thinking about it, since readers get the updates daily… I could just post up the time slots I have open for the upcoming week on Sunday, then people could simply leave a feedback comment on what slot they wanted… Those of you who are subscribed to the blog will get the time schedule in ur email on Sunday night and can simply pick your choice. Also, this would make for good tracking since whoever calls the slot first gets it, and I can simply email them and make sure everything is setup! lol, I think I just solved my own problem…

Alright, I am going to try this and see how it works out. We shall see…

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