http://5minuteinvestor.com/blog/ this is Bo Yoder who I saw first on Real Money. He has had some superb Forex calls, and his stuff is top shelf. The blog is very good, and yes, he is a vendor. But my opinion is, he really has his stuff together, and is very impressive. Read the blog, and if you don't like it, don't act. But he does something a lot of vendors don't do. He gives you a recommendation, backs it up, and shuts up. I don't want to read twenty paragraphs and find out what time this guy scratched his ass. No, hey, look at me. He is running webcasts on RealTick also.They are free, and must be using them to attract traffic. Try this blog for a week, and post what you think. It's a buffet..... don't like it, don't manga.
I just started one. I've been pretty busy the last month but plan on posting daily. I'll be using it as a trading journal for my trades, as well as market analysis. My purpose for starting it was nothing more than a place to jot down my ideas before I made the trades. If anyone wants to contribute, feel free. DTP http://tradingblueprints.blogspot.com/
this is the most complete list of stock blogs. http://phatinvestor.com/stocks-and-bonds/blogs-2.html among them, i like http://www.thekirkreport.com/ http://knighttrader.blogspot.com/ http://tradermike.net/
I asked earlier but got no reponse. Does anyone know of a good place to learn some of the techniques to blogging? More in depth stuff like posting pics and extra things like adding counters any good source of info for this out there? I forgot to mention it needs to be relatively simple as I am not that much of a techy.
The questions you mentioned are mainly just HTML issues. A good HTML primer and/or a good HTML editor should help you out. I can't think of one place that answers those types of questions but if you have specific questions I'd be glad to answer them. You can just PM me. One great source of blogging tips/info, although it's mostly Movable Type specific, is http://elise.com/mt/ Mike. P.S. You can always do a 'view page source' on a given site to figure out how certain things are done.