From the monthly archives:
If you thought maybe you had missed the potash boom, or if you had thought Potash Corp. was expensive at $180/share, it’s worth taking another look. According to research at Canaccord Adams, Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan is still well-set to yet again double its market cap! Keith Carpenter actually gives POT a [...]
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Many of these tips will no doubt apply to Computershare US and Australia, etc., too. I’ve been thinking about Computershare again lately as I try to get two more DRIPs up and running (if you don’t know about DRIPs, read about why I think you should be in them or how they’re perfect no [...]
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Still not convinced that there is central bank intervention in the markets or that the markets aren’t really “free” anyway? Here’s the most direct example you’re going to find. Toronto’s Financial Post analyst Jacqueline Thorpe reports – just now, in August 2008, – that back over one weekend in March 2008, just after [...]
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OK, for a few more posts I’m going to go into further detail on my ideas about moneyenergy: what it is, how to increase it, how to use it. (I’ve almost finished the book on becoming a millionaire before you’re thirty, and I might have something more to say about that, too, in a [...]
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That’s right, I’m going to give away my next 4000 Entrecard credits. Just to say thanks to my readers, drum up more interest in Entrecard and help spread the word and reach out to new readers. Oftentimes, I think blog traffic starts to follow some predetermined pathways (like strange attractors): [...]
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First off, one of MoneyEnergy’s articles was published this week in the 26th Money Hacks Carnival hosted by Our Fourpence Worth. Thanks, Penelope!
Second, MoneyEnergy’s look is going to be changing again in the near future. Due to some apparently irreconcilable technical problems with the theme that I can’t fix even after playing with [...]
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Returning to the concept or philosophy that money is energy and that money is what you trade your life energy for, doesn’t it follow that if clutter gets in the way of your life energy, that clutter also gets in the way of your potential for cashflow, and ultimately, wealthbuilding in general?
It’s intuitive, after all. [...]
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