Eleven investors discuss the pros and cons of peer to peer lending.

My review of Roger Lowenstein's book on pension liabilities, and why they are the greatest still-dormant financial risk to our economy.

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I must admit I at times envy creative people. Their minds are always full of bright ideas. Somehow such people have the gift from the G-d to predict the future. My thoughts of that were supported when I found the pics of the strange creature. It is proudly called the car. Hmm, have a look, can you imagine yourself inside this wonder. I would not even guess what side to face.

I managed to snag a copy of "Even Buffett Isn't Perfect" from the local library the past weekend. I'm only halfway through it, but it has set me thinking about quite a few issues. Basically the book is about some of the inconsistencies and flip-flops Buffett has made over the many years he has pontificated on value investing.

A brief review of one of my favorite more obscure investing books.

Book review of one of the best investment books around, The Intelligent Asset Allocator by William Bernstein.

A review of "Profit from the Peak" - a book written by a pair of energy analysts that offers a comprehensive overview of our energy crisis, the possible solutions, and the investment opportunities.

Senators are working overtime this week to push trought a massive housing bill.

Geoff Gannon reviews Don Keough's new book: "The Ten Commandments for Business Failure". "It’s a business book – and a damn good one. The lessons within provide insights into businesses both good and bad and therefore they are as useful to the investor as they are to the executive."

In light of the financial disaster the U.S. financial institutions have subjected the world to, I thought it would be interesting to run a quick screen of the top dividend yielding stocks in the S&P 500. I thought it might be real interesting to see given the nose-dive many stocks have taken in the past few week.

Anyone can be cheated of anything in this world. Have we not heard of Victor Lustig who sold the Eiffel tower twice? There are Lustigs in every field as long as there are people who want to rush into take advantage of opportunities without analyzing them. Such people would want to benefit out of life’s every opportunity before anyone can take advantage of it.

Rick Konrad of Value Discipline reviews Vahan Janjigian's "Even Buffett Isn't Perfect". "Dr. Janjigian's book gingerly attempts to criticize some of Buffett's mistaken investments and controversial points of view. I think the book is more successful with the latter than the former."