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2 comments:
I like all types. The trade ideas are excellent (I did very well on your DSL and SPF recs - thanks!) but the links, broad market commentary, book reviews, etc. are also interesting. The variety is kind of nice for its own sake.
Your poll didn't mention it, but I also enjoy the takedowns of Jim Rogers. Never understood why so many people take him seriously...
Thanks for feedback.
Technically the Jim Rogers was a book review, but I do consider him a "joker," just like Jim Cramer, Charlie Rose, Tom Friedman, The Economist, Abby Joseph Cohen, and various others.
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