Wave Chasing

Enjoy what you’re reading? Even a buck helps.

Thanks to life & the recession, I’ve had to redeploy my trading capital elsewhere. However, the blog is staying! :)

Bit of a refocus, mainly on how to get by without having a real job, and everything really kicks off in earnest tomorrow.

As it stands right now, I need after tax income of $145.86 a day to survive. (I know it seems high, and I think it is high, but we’ll see.) I am fairly certain that with some concerted effort, I bring that number down while finding ways to bring in that money that doesn’t involve my being chained to a desk and basically selling my soul.

Let the adventure begin.

Back on Monday!

Granted, I swear they change the dashboard with every swinging update, so it will be a while before I get used to it – don’t be surprised if there are some half finished posts cause I hit the wrong button. :)

And yes, there are a few more ads now… Mildly annoying, but at the same time, we all need to make some coin in this economy. If you do see one that piques your interest, do click – it helps everyone. :-D

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I’m in the process of upgrading WordPress tonight – so if everything breaks, that’s why.

It’s been pointed out to me that there is no way to email me if you want to – I thought I’d put contact info here somewhere, but apparently not!  Hit the “Contact Me” link to the right for the info.

It’s come to my attention that there are a few folks out there actually reading these ramblings!  Oh the pressure!  I now have to be smart & witty on a regular basis. :)

Might have a few guest writers showing up – keep an eye out.

It’s come to my attention that apparently no one besides me can see the WaveChasing/Beach Bunny port on Yahoo Finance.  (I really thought it was publicly viewable!)  However, it does have a “download to Excel” option, so I’ll just download it nightly and upload the spreadsheet here.  I’ll work on that this weekend.

The Wordpress theme being used on this blog is AC-Flava, by AfterConcept. The only modifications have been that I added the AdSense items (which hopefully will become more relevant as time goes on) in the sidebar & footer, and the background images of the waves is a photo I took myself at the Outer Banks.