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Comments:
Conference? Yes please. Philadelphia is fine. I might be able to help organizing.
Post: A Difficult Year
Link to comment from January 7, 2023
Thank you Bill! Looks like a very poor assumption on my part. We may be able to edit that out. Thanks again.
Post: Not My Game
Link to comment from December 5, 2022
Your columns had a big impact on me, and I admired the Journal for running them while other financial media got caught up in the game you describe. I’m sure I had some of the columns saved in my clippings.
Post: News You Can’t Use
Link to comment from October 29, 2022
Thanks Mike. Made a move to SPRXX a week or so ago, out of an online savings account, mainly because I wanted to consolidate nearly all of my accounts in one place, in this case, Fidelity.
Post: Cash No Longer Trash
Link to comment from August 1, 2022
I second the comments of the others. I started poring over The Wall Street Journal in the early 90s. I’d clip out and save the suggested asset-allocation pie charts they did, as part of a series of articles, I think. “Getting Started” maybe? Were you behind those, Jonathan? And thank you for giving me a platform to share my experiences and insights on HumbleDollar. It’s been an honor and a wonderful experience.
Post: Now and Then
Link to comment from July 30, 2022
Nice piece, Adam.
Post: Four Horsemen
Link to comment from May 15, 2022
Great piece John. Thanks.
Post: Not Digging It
Link to comment from May 4, 2022
What a wonderful column Allan. I know all smaller investors like myself will be grateful to learn about all your efforts.
Post: Striking Out
Link to comment from May 4, 2022
Excellent post. Here’s the old secret to getting rich: Post an add promising to tell people how to get rich if they send $10. When they send the money, you answer that the secret to getting rich is to place an ad and charge everyone $10 …
Post: Wrote and Grew Rich
Link to comment from April 9, 2022
Morningstar is good for comparing funds on measures like exposure to foreign vs US stocks and credit quality, rate sensitivity and sector breakdown of fixed income portfolios. WisdomTree has a great ETF comparison tool. And I love Ben Carlson’s A Wealth of Common Sense blog. And don’t forget Twitter itself! My FinTwit feed is lit with all the best commentators.
Post: Sites Worth Seeing
Link to comment from March 30, 2022