DGB Roundup

1. Intelligent Speculator asks, Which is more mental: Trading or Golf? I’d say both. What do you think?
2. Next Bubble to Collapse: The Canadian Housing Market is discussed by The Financial Blogger. Do you agree that there is a housing bubble in Canada?
3. The Procter and Gamble Company Dividend Stock Analysis 2010 is posted by the Dividend Monk.
4. If we were to invest a large chunk of our money, we better make sure that we are sure of what we’re doing. If we’re new, we have to learn from the experience and avoid making mistakes. Canadian Capitalist lets us in on the Top Three Investing Mistakes which we should avoid making. 
5. Dividend Growth Investor posts about the Cardinal Health Dividend Stock Analysis.
6. One tool in building a trading and an investment strategy is the stop-loss order. Building a strategy with the help of stop-loss orders can help you implement safe guards that will protect your portfolio.
7. Dividends Value lists down 16 Confident and Secure Companies Boosting Dividends. This is a list of companies that have increased their dividends.
8. Money Energy gives us the Top 10 Places That You Absolutely Need to Save Your Leftover Coins For. Getting rid of those coins can be quite tiresome, can’t they?
9. Dividend Stocks for a Fat Payday looks really attractive. But what are these dividend stocks with big yields and big annual paydays? Check out Dividends for Life.
10. Market Inefficiencies Explained posted by Barel Karsan definitely opened up my mind more about why a stock’s price may differ from it’s actual value.
11. Blogging Stocks reports that Nordstrom Shares Sink on Full Year Guidance. The high-end retailer is currently trading down 4.3%/
12. U.S. second quarter growth going down according to the Globe and Mail Markets Blog. Third quarter looks even worse.
13. The Oblivious Investor posts about Benjamin Graham on Asset Allocation. What does the author behind The Intelligent Investor have to say about this? Read on.
14. Many investors believe there is some sort of cause-and-effect between the stock market and the economy. Million Dollar Journey explains why the economy is not relevant to investing.
15. Stock Trading to go posts about Speed Market Analysis — S&P 500 Rising Wedge Breakdown. He says that this breakdown came today as worries about deflation and the economy caused the S&P to sell off and close down almost 3% on higher volume.

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