Investors Blog Network (IBN) Festival #5

by H.S. Ayoub
BioHealth Investor.com


Welcome to the 5th edition of the Investors Blog Network (IBN) Festival.

The IBN Festival is a bi-weekly showcase of the very best articles submitted by IBN members. The IBN is a network of blogs dedicated to finance and investments, and topics range from Real Esate to stocks, to taxes, etc.

The next edition of the IBN Festival will be hosted by The Digerati Life, on May 7th. Submissions to the festival are due by May 4th.

I hope you find this edition of the IBN Festival to be informative and enjoyable.



INVESTING & STOCKS

Baby Biotechs presents Designing Better Diagnostic Tests for Diseases. A look at Rosseta Genomics' attempts to use miRNAs as a diagnostic tool.

BioHealth Investor presents Targacept: Late Day Volume Surge Deserves Attention

BioHealth Investor presents BioWatch Alert: Heska Jumps on 5x Volume, No News

Breaking the Shackles of the 9 to 5 presents Anatomy of a Stock Trade: Entry Techniques

Israeli Speculator presents How to compare the performance of funds

My Wealth Builder presents The Difference Between Risk and Fear.

Project Stocks presents How 3% Can Make a 2 Million Dollar Difference in Your Portfolio

Stock Market Beat presents Google Solves Mystery Over Whereabouts Of Yahoo’s Revenues

Stock Trading 101 presents Investor Education, Capital Gains Tax

The Digerati Life presents 5 Tips For Creating A Solid Investment Plan

TradeRadar presents What's Up with the Banks? Regional banks aren't doing as well as the big Wall Street investment banks. What's up?

Your Trading Stock presents Trading is a Marathon



PERSONAL FINANCE

Fire Finance presents Top Dozen 6 Month CDs - April 2007

The Skilled Investor presents Your investment portfolio and other property assets are simply your evolving estate. As you proceed through life and become more successful financially, you need to monitor the size and trajectory of your potential estate assets. In particular, if you have responsibilities to others, you need to prepare appropriately for the day when your valuable assets become your estate.

The Skilled Investor also presents Pay less to get more (Part 2 of 2). Excessive investment costs are a plague on your personal financial planning. Excessive investment expenses are one of the most significant barriers to lifelong family financial security. While financial services industry sales people tell you that you need to pay more to get more, the correct answer is the opposite. If you pay less, you are likely to get more.




Source: BioHealth Investor.com

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