We recommended 74 blogs on in 2011. Is there one that was way above and beyond the rest? No.
One did stick out as a template for any firm considering a blog or improving their blog.
The single best blog of the year came from Russell. The post, titled “Is the U.S. vaccinated against Japanese-style economic stagnation?”, uses three effective blog tools. … [read more]
Mid-December usually yields numerous year-in-review and prognostication newsletters, emails and blog posts. Often they are valuable for FAs as they plan and deliver a year-end message to clients and prospective clients. There were two strong posts that share opinions on 2012 and what may occur.
Happy New Year. This is the final BEST of BLOGS for 2011. If you’ve enjoyed, agreed, disagreed, disliked them, please send an email and let us know.
On December 31st, we’ll crown one blog post as the best blog of the year. After that, we’ll resume the review on January 9th.
This week’s best include two different views on the super-committee, their action (or lack of), and implications to portfolios. Additionally, there’s an interesting take on Europe included.
This week didn’t have many exciting posts. The two most noteworthy came from Russell.
In a week where some political pundits are predicting a Greek revolt, I thought we’d see more blogs tackle this issue and the potential impact on US equity markets. Instead, we have a single Halloween reference and retirement talking points.
