Investing Blogs: 17 Blogs Geoff Reads – And Paul Krugman
A reader sent me this email:
“Which blogs do you usually look at?”
I use Netvibes to keep track of 45 blogs. When any of those 45 blogs posts something new, I read it.
Lately: I’ve been using Twitter too.
I read mostly investing blogs. I prefer stuff where the writer is covering stocks I don’t know. Small is good. Foreign is better. I like stock specific analysis. I have no interest in stuff about the market.
There is one exception: I read Paul Krugman. Krugman doesn’t make me a better investor – worse probably – I just like his writing.
I’ve interviewed the authors of 5 blogs: Greenbackd, Street Capitalist, SINLetter, Cheap Stocks, and Fat Pitch Financials.
I love: The Interactive Investor Blog and Variant Perceptions.
You should also read: ShadowStock, Above Average Odds Investing, and Petty Cash.
Two blogs that are a little different – but definitely worth reading – are: Market Folly and The Official Activist Investing Blog.
One blog I’ve really been getting into lately is: Can Turtles Fly?.
A lot of these names aren’t surprises. I’ve linked to them before.
I don’t know what my favorite blogs are. Don’t ask. Some blogs give me great info but don’t have a voice. I forget to list those. And some bloggers I like don’t write much. Their names may be missing too.
Here are 3 more: Rational Walk, Ragnar is a Pirate, and Greg Speicher.
I could go on forever. I won’t.
One more: Canadian Value Investing.
Done.