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MoneyJog.com

Posted by brad on October 13th, 2009

My brother’s started a blog at MoneyJog.com.  He’s offering investment advice for new investors and investors with small (<$5k) portfolios.

For those of you who don’t know him, Craig’s been making some pretty respectable income through the stock market, even with all the nonsense that’s been going on lately.  Last month, he was showing (roughly) 44% gains for the year. He’s blogging about his decision process and smart, legitimate ways to make money in the stock market.

So feel free to stop on by and make yourself at home.  Maybe even pick up a few investment tips.  MoneyJog is kind of a work in progress… let us know what you think of the site and any recommendations you have for improvement.  If anybody’d like to help out at all over there, drop me a line.

Thanks to Choof for helping with (i.e. doing) the setup, and Darkwind Media for hosting the domain(s).

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4 Responses to “MoneyJog.com”

  1. October 13th, 2009 at 6:51 pm

    choof says:

    Although I don’t have the income to do this at the moment, I have been reading what he has to say. He explains his process well and I like how he advises people depending on how much money they have available.

    It would be cool to have a page dedicated to showing how someone would do if they followed his advice exactly. Maybe a 2k timeline and a 5k timeline. Overall gains and losses, graphed over time, that kind of thing. It would really add credibility to his preaching if someone could look how his site’s advice has done thus far.

  2. October 13th, 2009 at 7:03 pm

    brad says:

    I definitely agree… we’re going to install some plugins that give real-time quotes, so that the Current Portfolio page and Watchlist can provide more useful information.

    We’ve discussed a timeline. The thing is, I’m not really sure how we’d go about providing one… other than keeping an Excel spreadsheet, inputing data twice a day, and uploading a photo daily. It seems tedious, but it might need to be done.

  3. October 13th, 2009 at 7:08 pm

    choof says:

    You should look into plugins more. Worst case scenario you put a javascript graphing API on the page and point it to an exported file that you upload. I bet there’s something out there where you can input the stats directly to the site though.

  4. October 14th, 2009 at 4:39 pm

    colin says:

    OSFTimeline!

    Just kidding … but there are tons of nice open source timeline and graphing applications out there as Choof mentioned.

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