Stock Carnival Ecstasy - July 16, 2013

Welcome to the July 16, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start with an article from Steven Chang on Support and Resistance Trading. Bill Smith looks at some of the popular tax preparation software packages that you can use to file your taxes as an investor. John Schmoll examines what is important in an investment on his blog, Frugal Rules. Hope you enjoy all the articles, bookmark, share on Facebook, tweet, and come back for the next issue.

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Steven Chang presents SPOT Plan | Support and Resistance Trading posted at Support and Resistance Trading.

David presents My Letter To The IRS Disputing Their Insufficient Funds Charge posted at Sweating The Big Stuff, saying, "The IRS took $210 out of my refund. Here is my response requesting them to review and reconsider."

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John Schmoll presents Finding Strength in Our Lack of Investment Control posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in the stock market can be rife with emotion as stocks go up and down. While there is a lot we can’t control, there is much we can. By focusing on what we can control you can set yourself up for effective investing and start you down the road of investing for long term needs like retirement."

Bill Smith presents Filing Free 2012 Taxes Online: What You Need To Know posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "Are you interested in filing free 2012 taxes online? If so, you should know that TurboTax 2013 is the very best way to do it."

Bill Smith presents Tax Return Extensions Made Easy posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "Most people these days have such busy schedules and isn’t it a hassle to personally file our tax returns?"

Bill Smith presents Top Five Reasons To Adjust Your Withholding In 2013 posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "Your withholding is the amount of money you have taken out of each paycheck to apply toward income taxes."

John Schmoll presents What Makes a Company Worth Investing In posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are many things that you can look at if you’re interested in investing in stocks. By following some of the basics you can start to build a stock portfolio that will serve you well and help set you up for long term needs like retirement."

Daniel presents How to be more confident in your charitable giving posted at Heath Brothers.

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Bill Smith presents AIG Earnings Of This Quarter - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "AIG earnings have improved by a staggering 50% over the past twelve months and a respectable five percent in the past month alone."

Bill Smith presents Why Investors Should Be Interested In Bank Of America - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "There are several reasons that investors are starting to look into Bank of America stocks: the first being that for now, they are still fairly cheap because the bank is still paying off debts and has yet to reach its potential for profits."


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Stock Market Fast Swings from Fastswings.com - July 23, 2009

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Welcome to the July 23, 2009 edition of Stock Market Fast Swings from Fastswings.com. This is addition has a great set or articles on topics ranging from credit cards and index fund investing, to wealth and investing 101. Also some really good information on Goldman Sachs, being robbed blind, banking, option trading, financial tales, Smartmoney, and CAGR.


Master Your Card presents Credit Card Reward Programs: How To Make The Most Of Them posted at Master Your Card, saying, "Being rewarded for using a credit card sounds like a dream come true, but you have to be savvy to avoid being taken for a ride by the credit card companies.

How They Work

These programs are intended to encourage you to spend money on your credit card. The basic idea is that you receive either points or cash for making purchases on your credit card. They can afford to do this based on the interest that they charge customers for credit card balances and the transaction fees that they charge to retailers. As they receive a transaction fee every time your credit card is used, it’s little wonder that credit card companies are so keen for you to use it as frequently as possible."

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Michael Schindler presents 4 Benefits of Index Fund Investing posted at Your Personal Finance Source.


Jonathan from Debt Loans presents Debt Consolidation Services: What You Need To Know | Debt Loans posted at Debt Loans, saying, "Debt consolidation is relatively simple to understand; as the name implies, you are consolidating your debts. This means that instead of keeping track of multiple loans and multiple payments, you take out one large personal loan that assumes all of your current debt. This way, you only keep track of one loan and one payment with a single interest rate."

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KCLau presents Why the worse classmates are wealthier than you? posted at KCLau's Money Tips, saying, "Discusses if there is a correlation between academic success and financial well-being"


The Amateur Financier presents Investing 101: Options | The Amateur Financier posted at The Amateur Financier, saying, "A simple introduction to options that might be appropriate for this carnival."

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Kristjan presents The Goldman Sachs Web posted at Personal Development for Awesome People, saying, "Goldman, the ultimate bankster paradise."


Kristjan presents How America is Being Robbed Blind by Banksters posted at Personal Development for Awesome People.


Master Your Card presents 6 Reasons Why Keeping Money In The Bank Isn’t As Safe As It Used To Be | Master Your Card posted at Master Your Card, saying, "Are you wary of keeping your money in the bank these days? If so, you’re probably not alone, and there may be good reason for this. Here are six reasons why keeping your money in the bank just isn’t as safe as it was in the past."

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Sun presents A Look at OptionsHouse for Stocks and Options Trading posted at The Sun’s Financial Diary.

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Carlos Sera presents A Positive Tale; Financial Tales posted at Financial Tales, saying, "One of my best friends likes to play poker. He’s pretty good at the game and has a poker saying that he uses to describe many of life’s situations. He likes to say “When you show up at a poker game and you don’t know who the pigeon is, you’re the pigeon.”"


Ray presents SmartMoney 2009's Best Online Brokers posted at Money Blue Book.


Investing School presents CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) posted at Investing School, saying, "CAGR is an easy way to calculate what's really important, the annual growth of a portfolio."


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