Weekly dispatches

Mostly Borrowed Ideas is such a good blog that it might render me unemployed. Quite a few of my readers may subscribe there instead.

A German blogger who writes about small- and mid-caps in English only – does that sound familiar? value and opportunity is a blog written by a kindred spirit.

Are you worried about the future of fiat currency? Confused by cryptocurrencies? Eager to land a 100-bagger? This blog will educate you.

How do you pick winning stocks? Check out high-quality resource “Behind the Balance Sheet” by British finance expert Steve Clapham.

If you enjoy learning how things work, investment website scuttleblurb will be for you.

Billionaires don’t usually write blogs. Cliff Asness is an exception, and his investment blog is just one of several ways to benefit from his insights.

Chris Mayer is one of the most insightful thinkers of the investment world. His blog is entirely for free!

Musings on Markets is a treasure trove for anyone trying to understand company valuations, corporate finance, and investment philosophy.

The Bawl Street Journal isn’t a blog (nor a print publication anymore), but it’s still too good not to be featured!

If you enjoy the likes of LT3000, Cody Shirk or Lyn Alden, you’ll probably also love the writing of “Kuppy”.

Investor Amnesia has a unique approach: it looks to the history of financial markets to help you make sense of today.

If you’d like a window into the US market (as well as 25 stock recommendations every year), then Eddy Elfenbein’s “Crossing Wall Street” blog is for you.