- The New York Times takes an in-depth look at the four weeks of financial turmoil and why the authorities are worried about it.
- The national do not call registry finally went online this week. It is very simple to register and telemarketers have one month to remove your number from their call list. The registration is valid for three years.
- The Globe and Mail’s Derek DeCloet lays the blame for runaway executive compensation where it belongs: the shareholders who failed to bell these fat cats.
- CNN Money reported on Warren Buffett’s take on the credit crisis and the importance of finding a quick solution.
- Million Dollar Journey took a look at a recent Merrill Lynch report that said that Canada faces a real estate crash.
- Larry MacDonald finds that mutual fund investors are hitting the panic button redeeming mutual funds at a record clip.
- The Dividend Guy explains that his approach is to continue investing through these tough times.
- Preet generated a nice graph to show the trade off between risk and return.
- Michael James on how panicked investors get whipsawed by market volatility.
- With the major equity markets deep in bear territory, Dividend Growth Investor took an instructive look at past bear markets.
Personal Finance Network roundup will be posted tomorrow. Have a great weekend everyone!
