5 Can’t Miss Financial Sites

May 7, 2011 6:39pm by Barry Ritholtz

Absurdly complimentary commentary from David Sterman about The Big Picture as part of his short list of five “can’t miss websites for investors.”

The five are:

24/7WallStreet.com
The Big Picture
Notable Calls:
Bespoke Investment Group
RealMoney.com

I am humbled by David’s comments about TBP:

The Big Picture: Barry Ritholtz must never sleep. He runs an investment advisory firm and still finds time to spit out a ton of intriguing posts on his website (perhaps aided by members of his firm). Though he’s an extremely experienced industry player, he takes on the role of David to Wall Street’s Goliath, poking holes in the many myths that big Wall Street firms would have you believe. Most importantly, he has a plainspoken style accessible to novices and pros alike. He pays especially close attention to Federal Reserve policy, the housing crisis, Wall Street malfeasance and current ways of assessing the stock market’s value. Best of all, he seems to have a lot of fun keeping up his blog, which makes it loads of fun to read.

I do sleep — but I was never an 8 hour a day guy. (I never have used an alarm clock, either)

Source:
5 Financial Websites You Can’t Afford to Miss
David Sterman
Investing Answers, May 02, 2011
http://www.investinganswers.com/a/5-financial-websites-you-cant-afford-miss-2660

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