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It Would Be Funnier If It Wasn't So Sad
There is a kernel of truth in most good humor.  So last week I posted a clip of Jon Stewart poking fun at CNBC on the Daily Show … and it was funny.  This week, Jim Cramer went on the Daily Show to defend himself … and the results are funnier, with even more kernels
Capitalogix Commentary 03/06/09
You've probably heard the joke about the difference between a recession and a depression.  It's a recession when your neighbor loses their job; and it's a depression when you lose yours.  Here is a cartoon that pokes fun at something similar. The 1929 crash got off to a much faster start, but we have now
Social Media 101 - The Name Land-grab
Real Estate is about location, location, location.  That's true on the web as well.  Years ago, I watched people rush to register Internet domains.  Well it's happening again; only this time it is on a wide-range of social media sites. Before I go further, or before you decide to skip to the next article, here's
Does the Kindle 2 Make Sense?
The world is changing quickly. Just because you made money a certain way for a long time doesn't mean that this is how you'll continue to make money in the future. In fact the practical realities of time and technology suggest that this is not the case.  In this environment, you have to adapt and
Capitalogix Commentary 02/27/09
This drawing made me smile, even though the market continued down. Sentiment is bearish; not surprising since we're at market lows not seen in 12 years.  You know it's bad out there.  But to put it in perspective, Bespoke presents some sobering stats in "Ugly Stock Stats From an Ugly Bear." Adding to the market's
The Anxiety Antitidote
"When the trough gets smaller … the pigs get meaner."      – Dan Sullivan Likewise, in uncertain times, it is natural for people to worry that there will be less for them.  But it doesn't have to be that way. All We Have To Fear Is Fear Itself.  I keep talking about market psychology and