We were surprised to find out this morning that our S&P 500 At Your Fingertips tool is now included among the stock data resources maintained by London-based JF Holdings in their Equity Warehouse. You'll find us at the bottom, just below the links to the various text files incorporating annual UK stock market data going back as far as 1800.
Meanwhile, Jay Solo recently said the following about a recent post:
Political Calculations intrigued me with a post I expected to be boring: The Sun, in the Center. It's about a method of measuring appropriate stock values without relying on the traditional earnings per share. The correlation over time, using dividends as a leading indicator, is remarkable.
The part about expecting to be bored and turning out to be intrigued sounds about par for the course for our readers. If nothing else, it suggests to us that it may be time for a new motto to replace "Interactive Tools for Interactive Politics": "Unexpectedly Intriguing!"
Hey, it beats "Mostly Harmless," and is light-years ahead of "The Boring Made Dull, " and then some lawyer snapped up InstaPundit, so what else can we do?...
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