are there any good investment web sites that post blogs about individual stocks?

You might check out this one: http://www.fingad.com/

I wrote for them for a while, a while back and under another name. See if it floats your boat.

go here for stock advice.

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the main home pg

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they have a news letter and a book you can read on investing also.

here is a sample of the news letter...

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hope this helps you.

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ive been in the stock market and i dont know any sites that discuss about individual stocks, you basically have to do your own research. find a company that has alot of cash pays about a 4-5% dividen you can find anything about a company by going to aol finance or even to the SEC

I love Google finance for its charts, and because its free! They also have some discussion forums but there's a lot of random comments on there. Its also helpful to track portfolio performance right there. You just need to stay logged into iGoogle. Its a lot easier than logging into your investment site every hour.

Not really, most of them discussion boards are full of clowns who really don't have a clue. My advice buy high yield bond funds. Get over 10% yield on your money and they are cheap right now per share.

BloggingStocks.com is good!