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Where did all the finance bloggers go?
In preparation for another post I just went through my RSS reader reviewing my list of investment bloggers that I follow. I noticed a lar…0
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Here is the post that started off the discussion.
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Where did all the finance bloggers go? My theories.
My friend Tadas has noticed something that I’ve been thinking to myself as well – there seem to be fewer regularly-updated, high quality …0
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Josh weighed in with three additional theories why independent finance bloggers are fading away.
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Did the financial blogosphere go away?
Tadas Viskanta and Josh Brown ask today where all the finance bloggers went. Both of them reckon that there’s been a decline in financial…0
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Felix takes the contrary view and thinks that net-net the state of online finance discussion is better than it has ever been.
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The Aleph Blog ” Blog Archive ” Why I LOVE Blogging
Abnormal Returns ( one, two), The Reformed Broker, and Felix Salmon all opined on the health of the Financial Blogosphere today. It’s dyi…0
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Why David still loves blogging after all these years.
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” Why I stopped blogging. I ❤ Wall Street.
My friends Josh Brown and Tadas are asking & answering a great question right now, “where have all the financial bloggers gone?” I guess …0
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Scott on why you had better love blogging, because the chances of making the ‘A-list’ are small.
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A number of parties weighed in on the topic on Twitter.
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The financial blogosphere didn’t go away, the long form blog just isn’t the optimal method of communication for everyone these days $$
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on stocks, I think a lot moved to Seeking Alpha RT @abnormalreturns: [post] Where did all the finance bloggers go? http://stks.co/jDX1 $$
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@abnormalreturns still blogging about small cap value stocks, have notice the same phenomenon that you have.
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@ReformedBroker @abnormalreturns I think Tadas has it right – many outlets for real-time market chat & blogs not as widely read/updated.
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Unless you are a HFB (high frequency blogger; eg, zerohedge, BI), documenting and commenting on every hiccup in the market day in, day out +
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+ it’s hard to come up with interesting material you haven’t already written. Finance and its issues just don’t change that much over time.
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And frankly, HFB is more news reporting than blogging, anyway, in my opinion. cc @abnormalreturns
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@abnormalreturns @felixsalmon My situation aside, I’m finding the blogosphere has gotten much tradier in recent months.
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@ReformedBroker @abnormalreturns I bet financial blogs started to decelerate with the rise in twitter volume.See RM “columnist conversation”
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@ReformedBroker Growth of blogging professionalism; quality is concentrating, weak bloggers losing audience & quitting. @abnormalreturns
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@reformedbroker @TheStalwart think its more of the decline of the independent blogger vs rise of “journalist blogger” or those w/large orgs
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Finance blogging is likely dying. Josh was on point saying all major topics have been discussed to death. @ReformedBroker @felixsalmon
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@hedgefundinvest We break news on Twitter now, and the good bloggers are partnering with big media. All makes sense.
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some good topics get played out, but lots of investment issues aren’t cc: @abnormalreturns @ReformedBroker @hedgefundinvest @felixsalmon $$
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