Investment Moats Weekly Reads 8 Feb

Here are this week’s reads

Money Management, Portfolio Management

Learning from your own mistakes, framing solutions to combat them in the future [TBP]
Can you sum up your investment philosophy in 10 words? [WSJ]
Health Tips for Traders [Stock Sage]

Technical Analysis, Cycles and Sentiments

How do you know you are in a forgiving market? Be vigilant [Stock Sage]
The 3 stages of a bull market, sentiment wise [Ivan Hoff]
How bullish are Golden Crosses [TBP]
S&P 500 to 1517 according to Peter Brandt [Peter Brandt]

Dividend Investing

A good article on 12% yielding stock in Lee Metal [Next Insight]
The 40 best dividend stocks in the world [Business Insider]
Should large cash holdings be paid out or bought backed? [Aleph]

Personal Finance, Budgeting

The sad plight of Singapore’s fav football son Fandi Ahmad [Singapore Mind]

General Trends, Individual Stocks and Miscellaneous

For folks who does negotiating in their job, a list of Dos and Don’t [Inc.]
For telecom investors – a future model:leasing phones[GIGAOM]
SOPA is wrong – Piracy indirectly helped Angry Bird [Android and Me]
How to be happy at work! [Inc.]
Apple’s pricing paradox [Asymco]
An in depth look into why clean energy is not working [Wired]
The 3 technologies that is going to change the world [WSJ]

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