What Works According to <I>Online Investor</I> Editor Jan Parr
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Last week we asked
OpenFund
manager Don Luskin about his favorite sites. Reader
Melinda M. Harper
of Greenwood Village, Colo., disagreed with Luskin's high praise of
Polyconomics.com
, saying she favors
Dismal.com for economic news. "Their format permits you to see easily and quickly exactly what is there. I also like not having to register at dismal.com," Harper says. "You may want to weigh the value of my assessment against the fact that I am a CPA, not an economist. Like most CPAs, I value accessible, practical information."
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Any econ types out there interested in helping me with a meaty comparison contrast?
Meanwhile, this week we hear from Jan Parr, editor of
Online Investor
magazine, a monthly newsstand magazine for independent investors and traders who use the Web to invest and manage their money. Also on
www.onlineinvestor.com . (BTW: At the suggestion of reader
Jill Hargus
of Center Valley, Pa., I've been trying to reach fund manager Kevin Landis for his favorite sites but have not yet heard back. Any folks you'd like me to ask? Email me at
whatworks@thestreet.com.)
Here are some of Parr's favorites:
