Prieur’s Readings (Jan 5, 2012) By Prieur du Plessis, on January 5th, 2012 posted in: Investment, Markets, Money  
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I couldn’t understand Marc Faber in his video.
I am confused by the terms readings, blogs, newspaper, and post cards. I thought I was subscribed to get your readings, and now there is apparently one of those readings that is a separate subscription? Please clarify.
@Bert: There are two items you can subscribe to:
The Investment Postcards blog:
This is the old site (with a new face) on which I on most days publish 5-10 few posts (own and guest research and comments). The link is: http://www.investmentpostcards.com
The Investment Postcards Daily newspaper:
This is my new personalized newspaper – built from hand-picked newspaper and other articles, blog posts, videos and photos – in excess of 200 items every day. This is the stuff that I read every day, packaged as an Internet newspaper. The link is: http://paper.li/prieur/1319831571
I hope this explains it.