STTG Weekly Highlights - September 23 2007

Another week has come and gone for Stock Trading To Go (STTG), and this is the first full week with the new blog design up and running. I hosted the 54th Festival of Stocks this past Monday, and I have a few posts planned this week which I am excited about.

STTG (Subscribe To Our Feed) Top Posts This Past Week

  1. Should Market Research Begin with Technical of Fundamental Analysis?
  2. Warning: A Fed Rate Cut May Not Save The Market - The Fed ended up cutting rates a half a point as most everyone knows and rallied heavily. Though Wall Street is excited, I still remain unsure about the future of our economy heading into 2008.
  3. The Easy Way To Invest in Gold, Buy The ETF
  4. Should New Investors Trade Initial Public Offerings?

Recent Posts From Sister blog Stock Charts To Go (Subcribe to the Feed) were:

  1. Baidu.com Breaks to New All Time Highs. Yea, we called that twisted
  2. Shanda Interactive Moves to new 52 Week Highs

Hope everyone had a great weekend, see you back here tomorrow morning.



-- Posted by Blain Reinkensmeyer on September 23, 2007 at 3:57 pm --

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3 Responses to "STTG Weekly Highlights - September 23 2007" »
Comment by thewild1
2007-09-23 23:09:40

stockchartsgo is a pretty nice site

Comment by Blain
2007-09-23 23:37:10

Thanks man, a new site design is under construction right now actually, looking forward to getting it up twisted

 
 
Comment by Kavit Haria
2007-09-24 16:52:57

Good site to match this one. You’re doing the branding pretty well. And the writing is just as powerful.

 
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