Monday, April 20, 2009

Hanging a Shingle Out at Greenfaucet

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Just wanted to let readers know, before the deluge of earnings hits and overwhelms the site in the coming days, I'll be hanging a shingle out over at greenfaucet.com with some additional writings. The website is a collection of various financial contributors, some of which I've been reading for a while at various nooks on the "internets". I was offered a premium piece of real estate front and center on greenfaucet so a new audience can share in my random musings. Ironically their website launched at just about the exact same time Fund My Mutual Fund did back in late summer 2007.

There will be no changes here, I'll simply be adding some additional content on greenfaucet - generally 6-7 exclusive stories a week in addition to some shared content that will be posted on both sites. Obviously anything to do with the portfolio will only have a home here; as will the most extreme cynicism ;) We tend to be an ... acquired taste.

While I did not set out to be a financial writer (as the title of the blog should imply), until I get to goal #1 the more people I reach through various conduits the more chance of accomplishing the ultimate goal. Feel free to check in on the greenfaucet site over the weeks, as there is quite an interesting collection of specialized talent.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

As long as you can keep up the ferocious pace anything that gets you closer to your ultimate goal of running a mutual fund of your own is a good, good thing. Congrats on the well deserved attention!

market folly said...

congrats congrats, now don't fuck up!!

haha, on a serious note, should give you some more exposure to new people

Anonymous said...

Keep up the good work TM! I read this & Zerohedge religiously. Damn! Now I have to read greenfaucet too? ;-0

ScottG said...

You'll get your mutual fund up, I'm sure of it. Not ready to give the formal pledge just yet cause I'm trying my shot at trading in this market after having my cash in a mutual fund for the last 8 years. But at some point I'll either get bored of actively trading this, regret doing this all together, or make my total account goal amount, or lose my total account stop loss, and I'll be looking for a fund to put my dough.

When that day comes, your fund will be the one I invest in.

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