Stock Carnival Ecstasy - November 10, 2011

Image by Getty Images via @daylifeWelcome to the November 10, 2011 edition of stock carnival ecstasy. This edition begins with Nathan Richardson and an article on the Top 10 Rogue Traders. The Dividend Growth Investor takes a look at Why Sustainable Dividends Matter. We have an article on Why Trading Systems Are Not Profitable For Everyone from SteveR. And SteveR presents another article on How to Appeal Your Property Taxes. Hope you enjoy the posts, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook and come back soon.

Kristine Ann presents roth ira taxes posted at Roth IRA Rules and Guidelines, saying, "You should diverisfy for taxes just like you would for investment risk. In addition to your company retirement plan, you should also consider investing in a Roth IRA. A great strategy is to invest just enough to get the company matching (if you are lucky enough to work for a company that still offers matching contributions), then invest the rest of your money into a Roth IRA."

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Bruce Givner presents Blog l Estate And Tax Planning l Asset Protection posted at Law Offices of Givner & Kaye, saying, "Daily insights on estate planning, tax planning, asset protection planning and other matters regarding the representation of high net worth individuals and their closely held corporations."

J.R. Weber presents Chase Slate 0% APR No Fee Balance Transfer Credit Card Offer posted at Smart Balance Transfers, saying, "Consumers seeking ways to reduce credit card expenses typically must pay a 3% transaction fee to obtain a 0% rate. The Chase Slate card removes this hurdle that prevents many from utilizing 0% balance transfers."

Someone presents Commodity ETF Futures Trading - Natural Gas, Oil, Gold and Silver - Contango, Backwardation posted at Metal Energy Blog, saying, "Metal Energy Blog is a reference document for new traders who are interested in leveraged Commodity ETF's"

Chelsea Prescotti presents How To improve Your Credit Score | CreditScore.net posted at CreditScore.net, saying, "Saying that your credit score plays a vital role in whether you can apply to acquire further credit, obtain reasonably priced car insurance, or take out a small business loan for example is a bit of an understatement. It plays an enormous role and it is something that shouldn’t be taken lightly. In short, a credit score helps lenders and credit card and insurance companies, for example, determine the risks involved in lending a borrower/applicant money, credit, or insurance respectively. It also helps lenders and other agencies determine the specific amounts, rates, and terms and conditions to offer a borrower/applicant."

SteveR presents 9 Things to Consider When Choosing an Online Forex Broker posted at Forex Trading System Central, saying, "When you start trading Forex, you automatically become a part of this huge trillion-dollar trading environment."

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Nathan Richardson presents Top 10 Rogue Traders posted at Complex Search, saying, "These traders can make a lot of money – but sometimes they go rogue as mistakes prompt them to hide losses and make big gambles in an attempt to turn the tide. Take a look at the 10 biggest rogue traders."

Carlos Sera presents A Preservation Tale posted at Financial Tales, saying, "http://financialtales.com/financial-tales/high-net-worth-tales/a-preservation-tale/"

Dividend Growth Investor presents Why Sustainable Dividends Matter posted at Dividend Growth Investor, saying, "In order to reduce the risk of dividend cuts, I analyze the sustainability of the dividend payments before I commit any capital to new or existing positions. For most stocks, this means evaluating whether the dividend payout ratio is less than 60%."

Super Saver presents How the Greeks Stole Christmas posted at My Wealth Builder, saying, "The EU debt crisis and the likely Greek default will continue to be damper on the stock market."

SteveR presents Why Trading Systems Are Not Profitable For Everyone posted at FastSwings, saying, "Probably, all the things in this world are based on a difference. Two exactly the same cars turn out to be different in further usage – one of them brakes down faster for some reasons."

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SteveR presents Tame the Taxman: How to Appeal Your Property Taxes | 2011 Taxes posted at 2011 Taxes, saying, "Doing your taxes correctly is difficult enough without falling prey to misinformation"

SteveR presents Mortgage and the Emotional Costs Associated With It posted at Debt Consolidation, saying, "Home ownership is a really big responsibility and many people still see owning their own place as a primary goal in life, which can be both a wonderful and a dangerous idea."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - September 22, 2011

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Welcome to the September 22, 2011 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.We have the top 12 articles for the period presented below. Everything Finance has a great post on the Disadvantages of Investing in Treasury Bills. We have an article on CNBC's Virtual Stock Game from Kyle Taylor. Alexander takes a look at Intel. And finally Steve Zussino sees Netflix falling from its 52 week high.

Everything Finance presents Disadvantages of Investing in Treasury Bills posted at Everything Finance, saying, "Many people like investing in Treasury bills because they are generally safe, when compared to other investments. Indeed, even with current economic troubles, Treasury bills are still backed by the most stable taxpayer base in the world."

Sandra Adams presents Improving Your Credit Score posted at Credit Cards for No Credit, saying, "The best advice that you can ever get for having a good credit score is to responsibly handle your credit over a long period of time. For those who haven’t done that, there are a few things that you can do to begin to repair your credit score."

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Maria Clark presents How is a credit score calculated? posted at Credit Cards for Bad Credit Resource, saying, "The payment history category of the credit score formula considers account payment information, adverse public filings, delinquencies, amount of payments that are delinquent, and the number of past due items."

Tommy John presents Should they Abandon the Alternative Minimum Tax? posted at 2010Taxes, saying, "In recent negotiations on the debt ceiling, one of the considerations under discussion was that Congress remove the Alternative Minimum Tax"

Carlos Sera presents A Required Rate Tale | Financial Tales posted at Financial Tales, saying, "The real question that should be asked is—How much stock should investors hold? Old or young has nothing to do with it. So, how much stock should investors hold? The answer is—as much as required to earn the returns necessary to achieve your goals and is why I call this tale A Required Rate Tale."

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Kyle Taylor presents Win $1,000,000 Playing CNBC's Virtual Stock Game posted at The Penny Hoarder.

Alexander presents Is Intel A Good Buy? posted at Dividend Stocks, saying, "Founded in 1968, Intel Corporation (INTC) has grown into a 104 billion dollar company that today dominates the global semi-conductor industry, providing processors for the PC and server market. It is only second to Korea’s Samsung Electronics, with a market cap of 118 billion."

Dividend Growth Investor presents Dividend Stocks – The safest investment in the world posted at Dividend Growth Investor, saying, "Companies that raise dividends also provide a rising stream of income which retirees could use to live off their portfolios. As a result, investors would not have to worry about selling their growth stocks when the market tanks in order to pay their monthly expenses."

Steve Zussino presents Is Netflix (NFLX) stock headed for the bottom? posted at Canadian Personal Finance, saying, "One of the main reasons I don’t like to invest in technology companies or technology services anymore is that the next ‘big thing’ can come along and convince the consumer to switch brands.

An example is Netflix (NFLX).



Their Unique Selling Proposition is that they are an easy way to view a huge library of videos and you can watch on a variety of devices and you do not need to buy cable anymore at an affordable price."

Mutual Fund presents What is a Mutual Fund? posted at Mutual Fund, saying, "Here is an article that explains in simple terms what is a mutual fund. If you have no idea about mutual funds, this article will explain that."

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Deborah Brown presents Secured v. Unsecured Card posted at First Credit Card, saying, "An unsecured credit card is a traditional credit card where the bank issuing the credit card does not require the card holder to make a deposit or otherwise pledge security for the credit line."

Kyle Taylor presents 5 Weird Ways to Make Money Recycling posted at The Penny Hoarder, saying, "Collecting cans for the recycling center is not the only way to make a buck with your recyclables. Check out these 5 new, very weird ways to make extra money recycling…"

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