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The DQYDJ Weekender, 8/4/2012

Posted By PK    Last updated August 4th, 2012 Leave a Comment

Who’s having as much fun watching the Olympics as me?  I, for one, am definitely getting into random events that I probably won’t care about for another 4 years.

Well, sports is a proxy for war, and it’s better I cheer for athletic prowess than battle, right?  Also, better than having to call out other bloggers again!

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Links We Liked

  • Nelson at Financial Uproar asks if fashion is an investment.  For me?  I have tons of fitted clothes which cost way more than generic clothes, so go click through and see what that makes me!
  • Control Your Cash makes the argument that you should manage your own portfolio because of the wacky incentives of fund managers.  Fair enough – but if you don’t have the motivation you should probably just toss your funds in index funds (with low costs).  That’s right – at a minimum, remove the human error.
  • JT at Money Mamba shows his supply-side with a post about how people make what they’re worth.
  • Paula at Afford Anything posts some renovation-porn (man, that word has been watered down) of the sub-floor and joists in one of the bathrooms at her rental.
  • Andrea at So Over This wonders what the deal is with all of the PF writers writing about physical fitness.  My theory?  New-found responsibility spreading to other parts of a person’s life.
  • Sam at Financial Samurai is going Galt!  I’m running out of jokes here, but where’s Dagny Taggart to keep our trains running on time?
  • Ironman at Political Calculations sees the potential of a double dip recession, if companies cutting dividends is to be believed.  What if the low dividend basis of the last few years (read: many companies already cut dividends) would cover up that measure for a future recession?

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