Remember when TV shows were new each week, and after a few years they would cop out and do a “best of” clip show?  Well, I’ve been busy this last week with work and the book, and unable to do a post.  So, here is a Best of The Small Investor Post.  Please enjoy these posts and look for new posts next week.

Cheers, SI

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How Much Money Do I Need to Invest in Stocks?		4,096
How Inflation Affects the Stock Market		1,944
Is a Small Investor at a Disadvantage?		1,780
Stock Price and Earnings – How Current and Future Earnings Affect Stock Price		1,224
Making the Most with $2,000 in Investing		1,074
Price and Earnings – How to Predict Future Prices from PE and Earnings Growth Rate		1,025
How Much Can I Make if I Invest $2000 in Stocks?		976
What Will Happen to Stocks if the Debt Ceiling Isn’t Raised?		888
Should I Borrow Against a Paid-Off House to Invest		824
How much money do I need to buy stocks?		802
About The Small Investor		783
Investing to Grow Wealth Quickly by Getting Rich Slowly		773
About me		770
How to invest $100,000 in Stock – Starting from a large Cash Position		722
How to Hedge Stock Positions		719
Why High Beta Stocks have Higher Returns		709
How to Calculate Capital Gains and Losses from Stock Investing		665
Amount of Money Needed to Invest in the Stock Market		647
How Does Inflation Affect Stock Dividends		622
What Poor People Say; What Rich People Say		613

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Disclaimer: This blog is not meant to give financial planning or tax advice.  It gives general information on investment strategy, picking stocks, and generally managing money to build wealth. It is not a solicitation to buy or sell stocks or any security. Financial planning advice should be sought from a certified financial planner, which the author is not. Tax advice should be sought from a CPA.  All investments involve risk and the reader as urged to consider risks carefully and seek the advice of experts if needed before investing.