Thank You

With our first calendar year in the financial blogosphere in the books, we wanted to say thank you. Thank you to everyone who read, viewed, shared, mentioned, commented, favorited, liked, retweeted, engaged and put up with our posts. We were pretty much clueless about the financial social media/blogging realm when we first started out. And while some people may say we’re still clueless, we did actually learn a lot from this new adventure. We didn’t quite know where it would lead, but simply by taking that step to begin posting content has led us on an interesting and entertaining journey. And while we still aren’t quite sure where the journey will lead, we do know one thing: we are better at what we do now because of the social/blogging endeavor.

We wanted to also say thank you to a few folks who obviously “get” the whole finance social/blogging thing. These people (and many others) have helped us greatly along the new journey this year, either through their outright advice or by inspiring us through simply observing the way they execute on this medium. So, in no particular order, Josh Brown @reformedbroker on Twitter (whose RT got us started when we had like 100 Twitter followers), Chris Kimble @kimblecharting, Ryan Detrick @ryandetrick, Andrew Kassen @andrewunknown, Andrew Nyquist @andrewnyquist, Urban Carmel @ukarlewitz, Jason Goepfort @sentimentrader and Jesse Felder @jessefelder, thank you.

Lastly, we’d like to single out one person in particular, Phil Pearlman @ppearlman, for his steady counsel and guidance as we embarked on this new journey…and for the invitation to participate on the YahooFinance Contributors platform. It is, in our view, perhaps the most prolific free stream of valuable investment content ever offered in any medium. Thanks, Phil.

We wish everyone a healthy and prosperous New Year!

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