Part 2: My Rembrandt – Oops I Meant My RIMM Rant
The release of the first iPhone, July ‘07, ushered in phase II of the mobile phone era. Before iPhone, the carriers wielded the power. The carriers dictated what features the phones supported and the cell phone manufacturers fell in-line. I recently listened to a Research in Motion (RIMM) earnings call. The CEO kept going on [...]
Part 1: My Rembrandt – Oops I Meant My RIMM Rant
I have owned a Blackberry for 5 or 6 years. I will never forget the first time I checked my email outside of the office. That was so cool. I worked as a salesman for a software company and some days I wouldn’t have access to my computer all day. The ability to [...]
Don’t Ever Give Up
I just read a blog from one of my buds over on StockTwits that included the Michael Jordan “Failure” Nike commercial. Now I have seen this video before, but apparently I’m at one of those points. I was so fired up that I had to include the video here. The bottom line is don’t [...]
A Jewel Called StockTwits
I can’t believe that it has been nearly a year since I have posted to this blog. Some of my content was read on some fairly popular financial websites. However, delivering that level of content had become a chore. Most bloggers will tell you that the Google Adsense checks don’t compensate for the effort required [...]
A Simple Money Management Idea for Stock Traders
I stumbled across the chart below while hanging out on stocktwits a few months ago. It is a monthly chart of the S&P 500 with a 10 month EMA (exponential moving average). We could have made a boat load of money simply by going long when the S&P 500 is above the moving average [...]
Cracking the Financial Freedom Code: Lessons We Can Learn from Tiger Woods, @iamdiddy and Lebron James
Note: This was written before Tiger plowed into a tree on his way to hit a bucket….
When I opened my first paycheck as a summer intern for a now extinct electronics company, I will never forget saying that if they are paying me this now without a degree, once I receive my degree, I will [...]
The Time & Money Report 4/13/09
In my closing note to my subscribers last week, I said the following:
I think most market watchers are hoping for a pause this week. A week or two of consolidation would be quite healthy after a 26% rally. However, the market very rarely accommodates the majority. To keep everyone guessing, a fifth straight up week [...]
The Time & Money Group – Anniversary #3
Today marks three years since I walked away from Corporate America to trade full-time and explore ways to encourage people to pursue their dreams of Financial Independence. Not one day has passed where I have regretted my decision, but there have many days spent wondering how long can I keep this party going.
I had an [...]
