David Merkel

At my blog there are two main purposes: teaching investors about better investing through risk control, and tying all of the markets into a coherent whole.

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    For My Canadian Readers

    If you are looking for more of me to read, pick up a copy of the November 2007 MoneySense magazine for my article “Nerve Medicine.”  It describes five points on risk control for individual investors.  Thanks to MoneySense for publishing my article.  The magazine costs only C$5.50 at the newsstand.  That’s about $6.00 US, right? ;)

    As an aside, to editors of publications that peruse my blog, I am available for other writing assignments.  I enjoyed writing a longer article for a retail audience, and would accept the challenge again.  E-mail me if you have interest.

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