Ok, voting seems to be working right now.
However, if you voted before a few days ago, your vote may be lost. Try again — you can vote early and you can vote often — but your IP address prevents multiple votes from being counted (the voting software will tells you "It looks like you have already voted. Your vote was not counted."
Isn’t Technology is wonderful?! Now if we can only get the FEC to understand such technologies.
Ahem: anyway, click below to cast your ballot (indigo finger optional).
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The Business Blogging Awards have finished with nominations, and the voting is open.
We have been nominated in the "Best Financial Industry/Investment Blog" (its the 4th category); In early polling, we are in 2nd place.
Get thee over there and cast your vote . . .
You most certainly got my vote, Barry,
I really hate it when I grow to depend on a website, especially a blog. Just when my day is incomplete without a squidge at the site, it then a) wants my rego, b) wants $$ and/or c) goes away. Before voting for you (which I would do at once if the voting site was up), what perzakly do you expect to do with my loyalty? Are your intentions honourable?
Barry,
The voting link does not work. But, you have my vote when possible.
Barry,
Do you know of any site that is keeping track of the price increase announcements being made along with quarterly and yearly reports? Seems like more price increases are being mentioned and of course rising materials are being blamed for profit and margin squeezing. Whirpool: raising prices 5% to 10% because it sees “material cost base” going up 7%-8% in 2005. I wonder if the Fed keeps a tab of announced prices increases?