A few quality Canadian Personal Finance blogs have launched the past few months:
Invest Skeptically is written by Thomas Kim, who works in the investment industry. He intends the blog “to be an advocate for the retail investor by reading the fine print, sharpening my pencil, and bringing in a little bit of the training and experience that any institutional investor has available to them”. (RSS Feed)
The Money Gardener started his blog to share his thoughts on “investing, stocks, personal finance, the market in general, and other financial matters that life throws at us all”. He mostly writes about individual stocks and publishes details on his taxable portfolio holdings and stocks he is keeping an eye on. (RSS Feed)
Thicken My Wallet is a blog on “everything to do with your money from a business advisor turned President of a niche financial company”. While he mostly writes about investing, the blog features an eclectic mix of money topics. Some recent highlights included a post on increasing your home’s resale value and a series of posts on saving money at the supermarket. (RSS Feed)
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4 responses so far ↓
1 Phil S // Jun 25, 2007 at 9:57 am
But I always visit your site first CC.
This most recent experience I’ve had with the rights offering, combined with the uncertainty and volatility in the markets is making me contemplate getting into Options. The only reservation I still have is the illiquidity of the Montreal Exchange for Options. Are there any words of wisdom concerning Options trading?
2 Canadian Capitalist // Jun 25, 2007 at 10:13 am
Thanks Phil. I’ve never done options trading (other than cashing in employee stock options), so I really don’t have anything to offer on that subject.
3 moneygardener // Jun 25, 2007 at 8:08 pm
Thanks for the mention, much appreciated.
4 Thomas // Jun 29, 2007 at 10:56 pm
Thanks for the mention!
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