October 19, 2009 – 6:53 am
kaChing announced yesterday (rather quietly — strange) that they have indeed — after months of discussion — launched their investment management arm. What that means is that investors can open up an Interactive Brokers account to mirror the activities of portfolio managers on kaChing.
From board member Andy Radcliffe who posted on kaching’s blog yesterday:
We now [...]
August 23, 2009 – 8:30 am
For investors willing to put in the time to get accepted, there are a couple of great resources for serious investors to share their work in a closed community of experts. I reviewed SumZero here and of course, there is the Value Investors Club.
I’ve mentioned a couple of times that there is an expert community [...]
Because it has broader appeal, we spend a lot of time thinking and talking about the demand side of financial social media. Investors can use tools like following their favorite investors portfolio moves on Covestor or crowdsource ideas on Piqqem or use AlphaClone to create the same portfolio Warren Buffett has.
There are other great tools, [...]
By New Rules of Investing
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Posted in Research
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Also tagged advisors, alphaclone, blogging, broker, covestor, finance, financial reporting, hedge funds, industry news, investment, investment site, kaching, sales 2.0, seeking alpha, seekingalpha, stocks, Wall Street
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Word has been out on the Street that the race is on this summer to bring in real money management capabilities for a couple of the online community investing sites, like Covestor and kaching. I’ve written about both sites recently. This has been confirmed by an email sent this morning to users by Covestor CEO, [...]
I’m a big believer in expert investing communities and have written before about how these types of communities benefit investors. The sites bring a certain liquidity of ideas into the marketplace benefiting professionals and individuals alike with their thoroughness and visibility.
To that end, I recently got a chance to shmooze with Divya Narenda, founder of [...]
I’m not particularly a fan of these Mainstream Media (MSM) overviews of Internet tools. I find, more often than not, that they’re typically short on analysis and don’t help investors really navigate what’s really out there, why these tools are important, and how investors are successfully using them.
This short video piece (2:45) ran late last [...]
Slow death of the newspaper and how investment decisions are affected
While news and the proliferation of information is booming, clearly the newspaper industry is on its way out. Its current revenue model just can’t support a quality newsroom in the face of widely available free information on the Internet.
Numerous industry analysts continue to discuss the [...]
By Zack Miller
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Also tagged adivser, advisor, alerts, broker, covestor, death of the newspaper, economy, financial advisors, financial reporting, financial services, industry news, investing, investment newsletter
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