When this blog was first founded, it featured stock market advice and sportsbook tips in addition to ways to make money online. Over the past few years of operations, I have drastically narrowed the focus on blogging… but I believe that the new year will be the perfect time to implement a change in policy.
Two New Post Categories for the New Year
Those of you that have been long-time readers probably know that I absolutely love the financial markets. I’ve managed a $400K stock portfolio to a 18.5% outperformance over the S&P 500 in 2008 (nearly a 40% nominal gain), worked in investment banking at a major bulge bracket firm and presided over a mutual fund with assets under management (AUM) of over $4 million. On the side, I manage my personal portfolio which continues to beat the
overall markets year after year… and I think that I want to shine a light on my stock picks when I buy and sell.
Additionally, some of my older posts are sportsbook recommendations and gambling picks every week. While I am more successful on NFL Football games than anything else (and the season it winding down), I am going to pick up in 2011 and begin sharing my thoughts on weekly props. In particular, I’ve had records over .500 for quite some time, and if you can manage this kind of track record you will make money over time if you bet proportionately. Therefore, I think this fits well with the investment theme and I would like to start to keep a running tally of my successes and failures on the blog.
Is this going to change everything?
I wouldn’t worry about this blog changing too heavily from what my core competency is. The goal here is to diversify what we are talking about… as I believe having numerous ways to invest is key in this economy. And heck, I really enjoy writing about the stuff.
Hope everyone has a great New Years… tons of great material to come in 2011!
-Jimvesting.com

…and we’re back!
help out. This just goes to show that the relationships you form on your blogs can carry you through your online careers.
Everyone knows that the economy is rough right now. While the worst may be behind us, there certainly won’t be any measurable amount of “recovery” for quite some time. As people search for more work in tough times, I remind you that blogging may provide that supplemental income to put you over the edge… and quite possibly make you very very successful down the road!

