Stock Carnival Ecstasy - November 26, 2013

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Welcome to the November 26, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start with a post from Bill Smith on filing your taxes after the 2013 deadline for extensions in October. John Schmoll has a review of another online broker, TradeKing, that you should take a look at. Bobby Kania thinks you should short Twitter stock after its IPO. And finally, Steve Alexander has 5 Picks from the Forbes Best Small Companies List to consider. Hope you enjoy all the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, and like our carnival on the social networks.

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Bill Smith presents Pink Slip Loans Worse Than Payday Loans posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "Pink slip loans are available online. However, looking for a pink slip loan online requires due diligence."

Bill Smith presents Filing Taxes In 2013 After October 15 posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "If you were unable to pay your taxes earlier in the year, you might have been dreading the October 15th deadline for your deadline extension."

Gary presents Permanent Life Insurance - Whole, Universal, Variable Universal posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Can the cash value return of a permanent policy act like a Treasury Bill with life insurance attached? Learn the details about different types of permanent coverage and see if it makes sense for your financial situation."

Justin @ Root of Good presents Snapshot of Root of Good’s Diversification and Asset Allocation posted at Root of Good, saying, "Justin explains the asset allocation in his seven figure investment portfolio. Here's a preview: global diversification spanning the US, Europe, Asia, and Emerging Markets along with a tilt to value and small cap stocks. There's also a slice of alternative investments (real estate) to round out the portfolio."

simon elstad presents Preparing To Venture Into Investing posted at Modest Money, saying, "The journey to investing and picking the right stocks is not an easy one and we all could do with a few pointers from those who have had a modicum of success."

John Schmoll presents TradeKing Review: An Online Brokerage Worth Considering posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in the stock market is vital to building wealth and with the variety of options available of where to invest it can be confusing. Choosing a good brokerage that has good offering and low fees can be a great way to help grow your retirement portfolio and get your investing on the right foot."

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Bobby Kania presents Short Twitter (TWTR) Stock Now…It’s Downhill from Here posted at Making Money Fast and Slow.

Steve Alexander presents 5 Picks from Forbes Best Small Companies List posted at MagicDiligence - Optimizing Joel Greenblatts Value Stock Strategy, saying, "Every year, Forbes' 100 Best Small Companies list is released and provides investors a fertile ground for investment opportunity. Here are 5 current Magic Formula® stocks within the list to consider."

Bill Smith presents Twitter IPO Vs. Facebook - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "At first glance, it would seem Twitter had no intentions of posting such a high IPO, but their current policy of growth says otherwise."

Bill Smith presents Burger King Worldwide 2013 Third Quarter Results posted at FastSwings, saying, "Over the years, Burger King have been steadily going from strength to strength, so it comes as no surprise that the third quarter results are so impressive."

Bill Smith presents Halliburton Profit Jumps 17% posted at FastSwings, saying, "Halliburton beat its earnings expectations with a seventeen percent profit jump this week, owing largely to its operations on a global scale"

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Bill Smith presents IRS Payment Plans Are Ideal For Paying Your Taxes On Time posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "Just don’t use one to pay your taxes when they come due as the IRS has a number of payment plans that won’t stress out your budget and incrementally trap you in a negative cycle."

Matt Becker presents How to Start Investing From Scratch – Part 2 posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Welcome to Part 2 of my mini-series on how to start investing when you have little money or understanding of investing. This article will give you some simple steps you can take right now to get started on the right path."

Gary presents Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Accidental death and dismemberment insurance, also known as AD&D coverage, is a complicated form of insurance that has its advantages and disadvantages for families in certain situations. Does it make sense for you and is it worth it? Find out!"

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - October 31, 2013

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Welcome to the October 31, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We have some topical news and some good quality advice on investing in this edition. Justin from the blog Root of Good takes a look at the Government Shutdown and Why It Doesn’t Matter for your investments. Deron Wagner examines the way Top Stock Traders Deal With Market Reversals. And Bill Smith reports that 700 IRS Workers Owe Millions In Back Taxes and should not be contracted by the government agency. Hope you find all the articles interesting, bookmark, share, and tweet our carnival.

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Justin @ Root of Good presents Government Shutdown: Why It Doesn’t Matter posted at Root of Good, saying, "Justin at Root of Good discusses the Government Shutdown and why you don't need to pay attention to all of the news. Watching too much news destroys your happiness and hurts your investment performance."

John Schmoll presents Reasons Why You Should Start Investing For The Long Run posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many people want to go for the quick buck when it comes to investing. However, a long term approach in generally best if you’re looking to build wealth and grow a decent retirement portfolio that will last."

Justin @ Root of Good presents $150,000 Income, $150 Income Tax posted at Root of Good, saying, "Justin at Root of Good reveals how his household made $150,000 and paid only $150 in income taxes through a combination of contributions to workplace savings plans and IRA's. Tax efficient investing and tax loss harvesting also played a key role in keeping his income taxes at 0.1%."

John Schmoll presents Putting Time on Your Side: How to Start Investing in Your 20s posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "A common excuse given by those in their 20s as to why they can’t invest is because they can’t afford to. However, there are ways to get started investing when you’re young and doing so will do wonders for your wealth building and giving yourself more time to grow your retirement portfolio."

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Deron Wagner presents How Top Stock Traders Mentally Deal With Sudden Market Reversals posted at Morpheus Trading Group blog | Swing trading strategies for stocks and ETFs.

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Matt Becker presents Beware the Source of Your Financial Advice posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "When it comes to financial advice, there's so much BS out there and it makes me sick. When it comes down to it, you’re the only one who truly has your best interests at heart. There are people who can help you make your goals a reality, but you have to understand that there are likely even more who are much more interested in simply taking your money and running. And the financial services industry is one of the worst in this respect. Educate yourself and thoroughly evaluate any prospective advisor before entrusting them with something as important as your financial future. After all, if they’re worried that you could do their job for them, they’re probably right."

Gary presents How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Term life insurance is cheap, but why overpay for more coverage than you need? Or worse, accidentally under-insure yourself and put your family’s financial future in jeopardy? In this guide, we discuss the factors to consider when calculating how much life insurance you need."

Bill Smith presents 700 IRS Workers Owe Millions In Back Taxes posted at 2008 Taxes, saying, "A report released Wednesday has revealed that nearly seven hundred IRS employees (about five percent of the ninety-thousand Internal Revenue Service contracted workers) owe a combined $5.4 million in back taxes."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - October 15, 2013

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Welcome to the October 15, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We start this edition with an article from Matt Becker who looks at beating the stock market. Ward Carson has the Top 10 Things you need to know about your employer’s 401(k) plan. John Schmoll has a nice review of OptionsXpress. And finally Bill Smith previews the new program from the IRS called Fresh Start Program.

Matt Becker presents Why Do You Have to Beat the Market? posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "When we step back and look at the bigger picture, it becomes pretty clear that beating the stock market is a fairly irrelevant goal for most of us. We have actual financial goals that truly matter to us, and these goals are most effectively achieved if we completely ignore the desire to beat the market. So feel free to let go of the marketing hype and spend your time and money in a way that truly benefits you."

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Bill Smith presents TurboTax Is Integrating With EHealth posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "eHealth, the United States’ predominant private Internet health insurance exchange, has announced that it will enter into a partnership with Intuit Inc.."

Ward Carson cfp presents Top 10 Things to know about your employer’s 401(k) plan posted at The Happy 401k, saying, "Valuable insight for corporate retirement plan sponsors and participants"

Bill Smith presents Make Your Individual Financial Troubles A Thing Of the Past With This Useful Info posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "Numerous individuals discover their finances have become one of the most stressful and confusing elements of their adult lives."

Bill Smith presents Tech Startup Funding Options - Captured Technology posted at Captured Technology, saying, "Getting tech startup funding is always a challenge and many techpreneurs often find themselves shutting down their businesses before they even get a chance to commercialize their ideas."

John Schmoll presents OptionsXpress Review: An Online Brokerage Worth Looking At posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in the stock market is vital to building wealth and with the variety of options available of where to invest it can be confusing. Choosing a good brokerage that has good offering and low fees can be a great way to help grow your retirement portfolio and get your investing on the right foot."

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John Schmoll presents Has an Uncertain Stock Market Derailed Your Investing Plan? posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "If you’ve been following the news the past few weeks it has made it difficult to know what to do with your investment portfolio. The fact is there is always something going on in the news and the best thing is to focus on your investing goals and continue to work on building wealth and growing your retirement portfolio."

Bill Smith presents Rating Royal Bank Of Scotland Today posted at FastSwings, saying, "Royal Bank of Scotland Group operates in both the United Kingdom and the United States. Its operations in other countries are minimal in comparison."

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Bill Smith presents IRS Fresh Start Program posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "There is a new system called the IRS Fresh Start Program which aims to make it easier for people to pay back taxes and avoid a lien coming against them. There are three major parts to the IRS program."

Bryan Chau presents Don’t Shun From Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "exchange-traded funds, ETFs, investing, business, wealth, retirement, success, market indexes, etc."

Justin @ Root of Good presents Simplest Way to Manage Investments, Spending, And Income: Personal Capital posted at Root of Good, saying, "Justin at Root of Good explains how Personal Capital, an online personal finance and wealth management tool makes tracking expenses and income easier, and managing asset allocation and risk much simpler. All your finances in one screen!"

Gary presents Is Life Insurance Tax Deductible? posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Is life Insurance tax deductible? Is life insurance taxed at all? How about estate taxes, death benefit payouts, and premiums – how are all these aspects of life insurance treated under the tax code? Check out our guide to answer the most important questions you’ll have about life insurance and taxes."

simon elstad presents Investment Options for Beginners posted at Modest Money, saying, "For most people, life revolves around living from one paycheck to the next. Only a handful of folks have mastered the art of saving and investing effectively. As you delve deeper into the markets, so you will learn to ascertain which investments are more likely to yield profits than others."

Gary presents Return of Premium Term Life Insurance posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Ever heard of free life insurance? Thought it was a myth? Check out our guide on return of premium life insurance and the pros and cons of a policy that refunds all your premiums if you outlive the term period. Should you buy ROP term life insurance?"

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - September 24, 2013

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Welcome to the September 24, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start with an article from Chad on the Federal Reserve and tapering the of QE3. Matt Becker takes a look at peer-to-peer lending and a negative side that you don't hear too much about. Finally Bryan Chau examines value investing in a great article. Hope you enjoy all the material and come back soon.

Jim Jones presents Investment Update, The Hidden Value Of Harvesting Timber posted at Critical Financial, saying, "How to invest in Timber"

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John Schmoll presents Should You Pay Off Debt or Invest in the Stock Market First? posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There can be a fine balance between paying off debt or investing in the stock market first. The truth is that it’s a personal decision and one that will aid your wealth building, debt reduction and saving for retirement at the same time."

Chad presents The Federal Reserve and the Taper posted at The Stock Market and (I)ndividual Investor.

Matt Becker presents The Peer-to-Peer Lending Numbers They Don’t Want You to See posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "I see a lot of glowing reviews of peer-to-peer lending extolling the high short-term returns earned by the people singing its virtues. These reported returns have always seemed a little fishy to me, so I decided to dig a little deeper. Today, I want to share some of the results I found that the peer-to-peer lending marketers hope you never see."

Gary presents Who Needs Life Insurance? Do I Need Life Insurance? posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Ever ask yourself if you need life insurance? Every stage in life requires different considerations and priorities and we must adjust our financial outlook accordingly. Here is a step by step guide evaluating who needs life insurance, from when you are single to married with kids to empty-nesters, and what factors can play a role in determining how much coverage you need."

John Schmoll presents When It Comes To Investing, Be The One Who Dives In Head First posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many allow fear to hold them back when it comes to investing in the stock market. However, if you give yourself some practical lessons you can put yourself in better standing to build a retirement portfolio and begin to grow your wealth."

Bill Smith presents Check Tax Return Online posted at 2010 Taxes to 2013 Taxes, saying, "Since the 2008 Economic debacle, the U.S. has looked for ways to maximize income while minimizing expenses."

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Deron Wagner presents Top 3 Reasons Why The NASDAQ Will Soon Breakout To A New High posted at Morpheus Trading Group blog | Swing trading strategies for stocks and ETFs, saying, "Learn why the NASDAQ may finally be poised to break out above its multi-month trading range."

Aussie Investor presents Share Price Performance History - The October Effect? posted at Cheap Shares, saying, "Is there any truth to the theory that stock prices fall in October? In this article we look at the history of share price performance in October as compared to other months of the year and see what conclusions can be drawn."

Bill Smith presents Bank Of Scotland Rating posted at FastSwings.com - Steve Patterson, saying, "In July of this year, Moody's Investor Service announced that they would review the Royal Bank of Scotland rating in order to determine whether or not the lending institution deserved a further downgrade in rank."

Super Saver presents Still Planning for the Worst posted at My Wealth Builder, saying, "Despite the market turnaround, I still believe things will get worse."

Bryan Chau presents Strategies For Becoming A Value-A-Bull Stock Investor posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "stocks, equities, value investing, strategies, success, business, work-at-home, investors, money, passive income, capital gains, etc."

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Bill Smith presents Guidance For Personal Finance That Can Save These Days posted at 2012 Tax - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "The government has become a popular source of security but real financial security is found at home when you reduce debt and have a savings."

Matt Becker presents 5 Simple Questions to Ask Before Investing in Anything posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Even when we already have an investment plan set up and running, we’re often presented with new investment opportunities that can seem pretty enticing. So how do we evaluate whether these new opportunities are right for us? We have to look beyond the hype and focus only on the aspects of the investment opportunity that are important to our specific situation. So today I’d like to talk about the five questions I think we all need to ask before deciding to put our money in any particular investment."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - September 3, 2013

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Welcome to the September 3, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. John Schmoll starts with carnival looking at the challenge of investing when you have personal debt. Matt Becker analyzes the real risk of investing in stocks today. And finally Todd has a great post on target retirement funds. Hope you like all the articles, bookmark our carnival, share on google, Tweet and like on Facebook.

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John Schmoll presents Should You Pay Off Debt or Invest in the Stock Market First? posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There can be a fine balance between paying off debt or investing in the stock market first. The truth is that it’s a personal decision and one that will aid your wealth building, debt reduction and saving for retirement at the same time"

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John Schmoll presents How to Invest in the Stock Market With Little Money posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many believe that you need to have a lot of money before you can begin investing in the stock market. That, however, is a myth. By starting out with a little, you can begin to develop your investing discipline, but you also begin your path to growing wealth sooner."

Matt Becker presents The Real Risk of Investing in the Stock Market posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Investing in the stock market carries with it a very large risk, one that is rarely talked about in the financial media. Today I want to address that risk head-on so we can all understand exactly what we're getting into when choosing to invest in the stock market."

Bryan Chau presents Celebrating Labor Day Weekend – My Gift To You! posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "labor day, history, stocks, investing, success, strategies, top picks, multiple streams of passive income, etc."

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Todd presents The Short and Sweet Guide to Target Retirement Funds posted at Fearless Men, saying, "How to make Target Retirement Funds work for your financial stability and retirement. Invest now and invest early!"

Gary presents How To Get Out Of Jury Duty posted at Gajizmo, saying, "No one really enjoys jury duty, but it is part of our civic duty and we should all contribute to our democracy regularly. However, what happens when your jury summons comes at an inconvenient time in your life, especially when it can mess up your earnings and financial stability? In this guide, we explain ways to get out of jury duty legitimately."

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Todd presents Bid and Ask | Understand These Terms Before Trading Stocks posted at All Things Finance, saying, "An uneducated investor may get lucky a few times, making profitable trades without knowing what these terms mean. Eventually though, this person will get burned and their luck will run out. As an investor, you MUST know what the bid and ask are and how a trade is executed. This could mean the difference between a great trade and a horrible one. If anything else, it will save you a call to your broker asking why your trade has not gone through."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - August 22, 2013

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Welcome to the August 22, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. John Schmoll starts off our carnival this time with taking a look at your trading or investing practices. Matt Becker takes a look at investing and why the stock you don't hold isn't always better than the one you already have. Bill Smith wonders if we should invest in Facebook after some recent insider selling. And finally Deron Wagner looks at short-term trendlines in a technical trading discussion. Hope you enjoy all the articles, share on Facebook, post a link on Twitter and come back real soon.

Laura Anderson presents Expert Insights: Nanny Employer Tax Facts with Guy Maddalone of GTM Payroll Services posted at eNannySource.

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Bill Smith presents Mergers and Acquisitions and Their Tax Consequences posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "You should know what you stand to get in the short term and in the long term before you agree."

John Schmoll presents Investing in Stocks: Are You a Trader or Investor? Plus a Giveaway! posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are various strategies investors can implement in the stock market yet many do not stop to think which is best for them. This lack of preparation can significantly undermine their investing efforts and hinder their attempts to grow wealth."

Gary presents Life Insurance Definition posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "What is life insurance? Have you ever read an in-depth, comprehensive definition explaining its purpose, the parts of a life policy, whether you need coverage, and the types available? Check out this life insurance guide to learn the basics and whether you may be in a stage of life where you need to purchase protection."

Matt Becker presents With Investing, the Grass is Rarely Greener on the Other Side posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Investing is such an important topic because it’s one of the best ways to ensure your family’s financial security and because there are so many misconceptions about how it should be done. There’s decades of evidence showing that the best investment strategies are actually incredibly simple, but still there are always people searching for something better. That search for the mythical magic bullet, the one that gets you great returns with minimal risk, is not only a waste of time but can be incredibly harmful to your ability to build wealth."

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Bill Smith presents Investing in Facebook after Sheryl Sandberg Sells Shares posted at FastSwings, saying, "For the past year one of the most highly anticipated and traded stocks has been Facebook Inc."

Bill Smith presents Big Options Swings - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "In this article we will get to know about big options swings!"

Top Dividend Stocks presents How to Evaluate Dividend Payout Ratio of Stocks posted at Top Dividend Stocks, saying, "Dividend Payout Ratio is a tool to measure how much of profits a corporation is paying to shareholders in dividends; the lower this number, the better. Dividend payout ratio gives an indication of whether current cash flow generation is enough to sustain a company's dividend or if it will have to be cut. If you are buying a 7% dividend yielding stock, you must examine the dividend payout ratio to ensure the company does not pay out more cash to shareholders than it brings in profits; otherwise there will be trouble down the road."

Deron Wagner presents How To Use Short-Term Trendlines To Locate Low-Risk Buy Entry Points posted at Morpheus Trading Group blog | Swing trading strategies for stocks and ETFs, saying, "Educational trading strategy article for swing traders of stocks and ETFs"

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August Juvonen presents Ultimate guide to successful day trading posted at Forex News Trading, saying, "People will always strive to find new and fast ways to make money. In most instances they will just create another get quick rich scheme; in some cases they might discover some legitimate and real ways to increase one’s financial well being. Day trading could be placed in both categories, depending on who tries to promote it and then use it to make capital. In most cases day traders lose all of their money, but there definitely are some pros who consistently take cash from the market using reliable trading systems, good trading plan, very strict discipline and sound risk management."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - June 25, 2013

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Welcome to the June 25, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.John Schmoll begins this edition with an article on starting out when you are unsure of where to invest. Jon Rhodes compares how rich people think to those that don't have the money they desire. Bill Smith has a tax article for us, explaining how simple it is to file your taxes from your home. And finally, David Lee examines why most Forex traders fail. Hope you enjoy the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, and come back next time.

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John Schmoll presents How to Invest in Stocks When You Do Not Know Where to Start posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in stocks, or anything in the market, can be overwhelming for many. The key to overcoming that fear is knowing where to start and educating yourself so that you can set up an investment portfolio that’ll help you grow your wealth and reach your long-term retirement goals."

Jon Rhodes presents How Rich People Think Differently From The Poor posted at Affiliate Help!, saying, "This article shows you how the rich think differently from the poor. A very valuable lesson to learn if you want to generate wealth."

John Schmoll presents Things I Would Never Do: Raid My 401k to Buy Property posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There is an increasing number of investors taking out loans on their 401k accounts in order to buy investment property. While diversification of investments is key, the inherent risk may not be enough to offset the potential gain."

Bill Smith presents Filing Your Taxes At-Home - It's Easier Than You Think posted at 2011 Taxes, saying, "Most customers aren’t aware of just how easy it is to learn how to do your own taxes online."

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Lim Jing Liang presents Inside Day NR4 (ID/NR4) - Trading Setups Review posted at Trading Setups Review, saying, "The ID/NR4 pattern combines an inside bar with an NR4 pattern to create a low risk trading setup trigger which is effective for both swing and day trading."

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davidlee presents Why Do Almost All Forex Traders Fail? posted at Forex Trading Blog.

Bill Smith presents Using TaxBrain.com Software And Calculators posted at 2010 Tax, saying, "Filing and preparing taxes each year is a responsibility of all American wage earners."

Bill Smith presents Filing Your 2011 Taxes Online posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "Every year, many people race to tax preparation offices to have their annual taxes prepared, making sure to beat the April 15 deadline."

Bill Smith presents Complete Your 2012 Tax Return For Free posted at 2012 Tax - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "It’s time to prepare your 2012 tax return. But have you ever considered submitting your federal income tax return online?"

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Bryce Heston presents What is a well-diversified investment portfolio? - Personal Investment Management > Investment Asset Diversification Articles -- Reducing Your Portfolio Risk - Financial Articles posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog, saying, "To achieve full diversification, as the scope of your definition of the "securities market" increases, you need to hold an increasing number of representative individual securities."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - June 3, 2013

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Welcome to the June 3, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We start this carnival with an article from John Schmoll and his review of Etrade. Bill Smith has a post for us on TurboTax's TaxCaster application which will estimate your taxes for the coming year. Michael looks at Shaw Communications for dividend growth. And Vytas examines the Wedge technical chart pattern. Hope you enjoy all the material, like on Facebook, tweet, share, bookmark, and come back next time.

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John Schmoll presents 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Graduated From College posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "It’s sadly been too long since I graduated from college. There are a number of things I wish I knew before I did, chiefly among them avoiding debt, investing early for retirement by taking advantage of a 401k and networking all with the intention of growing professionally as well as growing my wealth."

Jason Hull presents Why Paying Assets Under Management Fees is Like Getting a Car Loan From A Used Car Dealer posted at Hull Financial Planning, saying, "Paying 1% a year to an "investment manager" to manage your money? You're probably making a mistake which will cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars."

Edward Webber presents How Much Can You Earn Without Paying Taxes 2013? posted at TaxFix Feed Update, saying, "Do you want to know how much you can earn without paying any tax in the UK? This article provides all the details and how the limit has been increased."

John Schmoll presents Online Brokerages I’ve Used: Etrade Review posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are many online brokerages to use as you look to invest in the stock market. The good ones are there to meet your needs and help make sure you’re doing what you can to be investing for things like retirement."

Bill Smith presents TaxCaster: The Mobile Tax Calculator For Taxpayers posted at 2009 Tax, saying, "Tax calculators are popular tools for consumers these days. Before filing one’s taxes, a person can take advantage of a calculator."

Bill Smith presents After The Events In Boston And Texas, Charity Scams Are Common posted at 2009 Taxes, saying, "When you use TurboTax to file your taxes, you may notice that you can write off the money that you gave to charities."

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Michael presents Dividend Growth in the Communication Industry: Shaw Communications posted at Dividend Growth Investing & Retirement, saying, "An analysis of Shaw Communications' dividend growth prospects and how it compares to the other competitors in the Canadian communication industry, namely TELUS, Rogers Communications and BCE."

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Vytas presents Wedge technical chart pattern posted at Trend, saying, "What is a wedge? It is a technical pattern with a narrowing range within two converging trendlines that slant in upward or downward direction depending on the type of a pattern: upward or downward. It usually indicates an end of a trend that can be traced in the pattern itself. It means that if you have a falling wedge (prices are going down) the breakout will most probably be upwards. Price moves between the two trendlines and the narrowing range builds pressure for an upcoming breakout."

Bill Smith presents Handling IRS Notices For 2013 posted at 2008 Taxes, saying, "Once you file your taxes, they are in the hands of professionals at the IRS."

Bill Smith presents Implications Of Passing A Senate Bill Enacting An Online Sales Tax posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "Congress is currently moving forward with a Senate bill that could place sales taxes on buyers who place orders for items housed out of state."

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