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Top Gun Financial Planning by Gregory Feirman

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You can contact Top Gun Financial Planning through the following means:

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gfeirman — at — topgunfp.com

Address

Top Gun is located on Village Center Drive at the corner of East Roseville Parkway between Barton and Sierra College Boulevard:

9700 Village Center Drive, Suite H, Granite Bay CA 95746

Telephone

916-224-0113

UPCOMING TALKS:

“How To Invest In The Bear Market”

Fri 5/9 6:00pm Borders Bookstore, 2339 Fair Oaks Blvd, Sacramento CA

Fri 5/16 7:00pm Borders Bookstore, 2030 Douglas Blvd, Roseville CA

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  • The Capital Spectator This is the blog of longtime investment journalist and investor James Picerno. Picerno practices what he calls \"Stategic Investing\" which consists of selling strength and buying weakness over time. His wisdom and perspective is first class.
  • The Big Picture Barry Ritholtz is an independent voice, a true contrarian, whose macro and technical analyses are usually on the money. He also provides massive linkfests every weekend, packed with interesting articles.
  • The WSJs MarketBeat This blog, by the WSJs David Gaffen, is just fabulous. He updates it throughout the day, generally making 8 or 9 posts per day. Alot of interesting tidbits and links to stories and blog posts.
  • The Kirk Report Charles Kirk is a short term trader who relies mostly on technical analysis. I like to keep up on his views about the short term direction of the market and particular stocks.
  • Notable Calls Notable Calls relates interesting calls from the analyst community. Investment banks have research departments that analyze most publicly traded stocks and this is a useful blog for keeping up on some of the most interesting work.
  • BeSpoke Investment Group These guys have an excellent, regularly updated, blog with original technical/sentiment analysis that is sometimes powerfully revealing and can\'t be found anywhere else. It\'s quickly become a blog I check everyday.

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  • The Street.com - The Daily Booyah! Here at the Street.com, the financial website founded by Jim Cramer, you can find daily re-caps from Cramer's CNBC show Mad Money as well as his Westwood One radio show Real Money.
  • The Daily Reckoning This is an excellent big picture site with financial commentary influenced by the great Austrian economists, such as Ludwig von Mises. These guys understand the pervasive influence of the current monetary regime in the contemporary economic world.
  • Daily Wealth Investment commentary from Steve Sjuggerud and company. Excellent stuff everyday with alot of specific recommendations.
  • The Motley Fool The Motley Fool is probably the best site around for individual investors who don't believe in just buying an index fund and holding forever but rather want to pick their own stocks and be proactive. Lots of excellent articles every day.
  • Schaeffer's Research This is the only site I know of where you can a stock's short interest and put/call open interest ratio. I use it for my sentiment analysis and am a subscriber to the Options Advisor newsletter.
  • CNBC CNBC is THE business news network. All day long they track the market including interviews with CEOs, analysts and money managers on various subjects. The analysis is usually good and it moves the markets.
  • Barron's Barron's is published by the same company as The Wall Street Journal (Dow Jones) and is always at the same high level. Because it is published weekly, it is able to provide a bit more depth and analysis than the WSJ. First rate.

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