Weekend Reading – April 6, 2008

Calendar April 6, 2008 | Posted by Jorge

This weekend’s theme is all about the birthdays and wishes. Well, maybe not. It’s actually very difficult to relate a birthday theme to the world of finance. Then again, I’m also up early in the morning as the dog’s ready to romp around the dog park.

What do I want to be when I grow up?

  • I’d like to be as technically advanced as Slope of Hope. Look at this week’s video.

What do I want for my birthday?

  • I wouldn’t mind taking in some financial shares. Citigroup may be at the point of reversal, but it might take a bit more time to figure it out.
  • I want the housing market to stay relatively weak for another year. It’d be nice to purchase a house after graduation, especially seeing as how Florida’s one of the worst for subprime foreclosures. Cheap homes anyone?
  • Stock as a kid. I wish my parents were more financially responsible, but I guess that’s the mission of their offspring. Retain the good ideas, break the bad ones.

If I had one wish…

  • I’d like to see some big returns this week. Need a solid win to be quite honest.

Luna\'s BirthdayThat about does it for this weekend’s reading folks. Couple of things to note. First, I’m still taking requests for blog and other product reviews. Currently, there are two folks in the queue so hurry and sign up now. Second, in an attempt to drive as much traffic to my site as possible, I will now be posting cute pictures of furry animals. Yes, this is an evil and underhanded thing to do, but it must be done.

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  • Hey I am adding you to my RSS because of your cute animal picture, even though you are a Gator and I am a Seminole. The dog and the presents are cute, good advertising move.
  • Hah! I knew my dog would come in handy sometime. And yes, while I'm a Gator by school (please, let me leave grad school sometime in the next ten years), I'm actually from Miami. I'd brag, but the Hurricanes have just been awful lately. Then again, the entire state last year was ugly.
  • OH NO, Miami, even worse!
  • I know, I know. Don't tell anyone else though ;)
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