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I’m pleased to announce that Canadian Couch Potato has been selected as the top investing blog in Canada by the Globe and Mail. The article appears in today’s issue of the paper and online here. I’d like to thank Rob Carrick and Dianne Nice at the Globe for nominating the blog, and I want to [...]
I’m pleased to announce that Canadian Couch Potato has been selected as the top investing blog in Canada by the Globe and Mail. The article appears in today’s issue of the paper and online here.
I’d like to thank Rob Carrick and Dianne Nice at the Globe for nominating the blog, and I want to express my gratitude to all of my readers. I believe that one of the strengths of this blog is the number of smart, sophisticated readers who leave insightful comments and engage in intelligent debates. Let’s all continue the effort to make Canadian Couch Potato the best source for information on index investing.
If you’re visiting for the first time, I encourage you to read the Couch Potato FAQ for the lowdown on index investing.
Book draw winners
Many thanks to all of the readers who weighed in the questions of whether index investors need an advisor. I’ve randomly selected five names from those who posted a comment or Tweeted the post, and these winners will receive a copy of Tony De Thomasis’s book, “If I Only Knew! Avoiding Investor Mistakes.” Congratulations to Support Spy, Siddarth, Michel, Hysljo and Dave. Winners will be notified by e-mail.
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