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Let's make it official Squidoo has more tools than a blog, and each entry grows in readership over time, instead of disappearing into the archives. I've tried various archiving methods on other blogs, but with few exceptions, older posts just sit there unread. If you want to try Squidoo too, there will be a link on my "lens." It does take more time to build a quality Squidoo lens about finance, but over time readership increases. It is fairly easy to find and improve what I've written, something that rarely happens to these journal posts. Here is the new style I'm going to test for a while. truth about enzyte I have a Squidoo lens that lists what I've written there. At the top of the page I will list my most recent pages, the others will be grouped by category. If you want to treat it like a blog, just look at the most recent entries. If you find something interesting, say about finance or investing, scroll down to the "pursuit of property module" and find more on the managing your money. I will be playing with the format - over the next few months it may change occasionally. Go take a look, the page is (currently) titled: "An eccentric old fellow who trains visionaries." - a lensography Free Report: Discover the Top 100 Safest U.S. Banks Most of us think the term "deposits" mean funds that you deliver to the bank for safekeeping, but for nearly 200 years, the courts have sanctioned an interpretation of the term "deposits" to mean a loan to your bank. Combine that fact with the latest headlines you’re reading about big name banks needing bailouts and you have a rude awakening of just how unsafe your bank may be. Get expert, informed, and independent information on what you can do to protect your money, right now. Elliott Wave International, the world’s largest market forecasting firm, has just released a free report, Discover the Top 100 Safest U.S. Banks. The free report will show you: * The Top 100 Safest U.S. banks (two for each state) Click Here to Access Your Free Report – Discover the Top 100 Safest U.S. Banks . Labels: anti-investing information, quality finace ideas, squidoo business posted by BFU Rector at 9:42 AM 0 comments links to this post Main Speculation Rules site, archives, futures, stock markets, options, financial news Squidoo now has a voting widget that might just allow me to show off what I have there. If this works you will be able to look at my Squidoo pages and vote on which page you like most. Click through to see the plexo The pages with material most like what you have found here will be scattered throughout the list (PT- Perpetual Tourist, how to build and protect wealth, etc). Read the titles and the brief summary and pick what you would like to review. Read it and then vote. Your vote on any connected page should show in all locations that have "grabbed" my list. I will soon be adding more pages to the list, called a plexo, and they should also be added to the list available here. If you haven't given squidoo a try, it's both easy and fun - especially once you get used to their module page construction tools. They keep trying creative ideas - that keeps it interesting. It also has a web 2.0 community type of feel if you go for that. Here is an invite to try Squidoo. Squidoo is better than free - they have an ad share program that kicks back a small amount of money on each page. If you make $15.00 there we both get another $5.00 (mine goes to Bastiat Free University). Squidoo also shares Google love well - links from there will help your other web sites. Link your "squidoo lenses," together and multiply the effects. Click through to see the plexo There are quite a few nicely presented finance and business lenses - go take a look. . Labels: squidoo invite, squidoo plexo, web 2.0 community posted by BFU Rector at 1:22 AM 3 comments links to this post Main Speculation Rules site, archives, futures, stock markets, options, financial news That means Robert Prechter is not perfect in his calls, no one is, nor does he claim perfection. In fact for someone with a long and great record he is surprisingly humble. History shows that when Bob Prechter does issue a warning, it is worth listening, and worth being extra cautious. Watch this short introductory video of an interview of Robert Prechter of Elliott Wave International from October 19th of last year; it's presented on YouTube. Since his club EWI is free, it makes it a no-brainer to explore all he has to offer. The free Elliott wave tutorials, videos, e-books, etc. can do much to add balance to your speculative tool kit. Here is the Elliott Wave International blurb, and some good advice: Everyone wants to know, "Is the worst over for stocks?" 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