Week 7 Blog 1

I listed the following businesses:

1. Value Line
2. Fidelity
3. The Prudent Speculator
4. StockCharts.com
5. Cabot Wealth Managment
6. Seeking Alpha
7. Forbes
8. Barrons
9. The Wall Street Journal

I listed these businesses because most of them are publications that I use in my own research. Some of them are competitors, so this will help me keep up to date with what they are doing. In the case of Seeking Alpha, I plan to be a contributor to their content.

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