Tag Archives: new rules

Will Merrill Lynch’s new online brokerage offering make a difference?

This post originally appeared on my new site all about investing in the age of social media, Tradestreaming.  If you haven’t checked it out, you should.  Sign up for the free newsletter as well.
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There’s been a lot of speculation about what or what not Merrill Lynch (now owned by Bank of United States of America) [...]

What is Tradestreaming?

I was getting a lot of inquiries from readers/subscribers who’ve asked me to summarize my new book, Tradestreaming – what it is, how it’s a natural evolution of all the investment trends that didn’t work in hindsight, how it helps investors make better, more informed, decisions.  Essentially, Tradestreaming is the implementation of the New Rules [...]

Mint.com takes bold step into financial planning

This post originally appeared on Tradestreaming.com, the site for my new book and where I will be posting primarily about consumer financial.  New Rules will begin to take more of a financial industry bent to it.
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So, top-dog personal finance website, Mint.com, just announced a further step into financial planning with some goals-based tools [...]

Chart.ly’s new beta screencasting tool enables analysts to up their games

Yahoo Finance getting into blogging game, like Forbes but different

Just penned some thoughts about the recent news that Yahoo Finance is getting into blogging and curation over at my book’s website (migrating much of my writing over there — head over and sign up!).
Money quote:
This is a risky strategy.  In essence, the financial portal is pitting itself opposite all its content partners — [...]

Value-added aggregation? Wikinvest’s Portfolio put to the test

Wikinvest: What it is and where it’s going
Don’t get me wrong. I really like the guys at Wikinvest. I’ve written a lot about how well their crowdsourced information and annotatable charts kicks the pants off of more static resources. I’ve also contended that the way Wikinvest deals with investment data is better [...]

Murdoch, Good Content, and Pricing

Rupert Murdoch on Fox News post D8 presentation. He’s pushing the Wall Street Journal as a mainstream paper/product and is pretty blunt about turning off non-payers of premium content.
He also claims that he expects similar subscription numbers that the WSJ.com enjoys on the iPad (1MM+).
Check out the video below.
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How investors make investment decisions

Before I start — please check out Tradestreaming.com — the site for my new book (launching soon).  Please sign up via email and/or RSS to stay plugged in to this conversation.  I’m going to begin migrating my blogging activities to that site as time unfurls (or furls, means the same). So it’s definitely important we [...]

eBay of investment advisors kaChing now servicing IRAs

eBay of investment advisors, kaChing announced today that they’re providing servicing of IRA plans. That means that someone with an IRA of at least $10k and the desire to have kaChing investment managers take a crack at managing his portfolio, can now do it.

Merging content and execution, StockTwits partners up with broker, Zecco

Interesting little announcement from StockTwits this morning.  The distance between financial content and trade execution narrows as Stock Twits embeds broker Zecco’s Zap Trade into their site.
From the announcement:
Zap Trade is a little “widget” that appears wherever you see a ticker symbol on StockTwits. Clicking the Z launches a pop-up trade ticket [...]