Blog Republishing Policy Shift

At one point, I began restricting who could republish my articles, but I have decided that it is more in my interest, and in the interests of others, to allow a fuller republishing of what I write.  Anyone may republish articles at my website, so long as they give full credit to David Merkel and The Aleph Blog, with a link back to the original article.

It is appreciated if one contacts me in advance of publishing me, but if you cite this blog post, Iwill understand   presuming that I have not revoked this, which I find unlikely.  Nonetheless, read my blog news posts for further details.






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One Response to Blog Republishing Policy Shift

  1. What are the rules? I keep posts largely like a library since no one reads my blog. I often quote old posts from blogs when I comment, and it’s easier for me to have them filed on my blog using my system. Also, I often reread posts. Is this wrong? What other system could I use? Often the posts disappear.

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David Merkel is an investment professional, and like every investment professional, he makes mistakes. David encourages you to do your own independent "due diligence" on any idea that he talks about, because he could be wrong. Nothing written here, at RealMoney, Wall Street All-Stars, or anywhere else David may write is an invitation to buy or sell any particular security; at most, David is handing out educated guesses as to what the markets may do. David is fond of saying, "The markets always find a new way to make a fool out of you," and so he encourages caution in investing. Risk control wins the game in the long run, not bold moves. Even the best strategies of the past fail, sometimes spectacularly, when you least expect it. David is not immune to that, so please understand that any past success of his will be probably be followed by failures.


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