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March 4, 2007 | Posted by InvestorBlogger |

Disclaimer (1st draft)
I’m not a specialist in finance or investing or blogging, for that matter. I have no financial qualifications, financial certification or financial education of any kind. Nothing stated in this blog should be construed as any kind of financial advice.

I’m merely describing the things that happened to me, some of which generated money, some of which didn’t. Your own results may vary considerably. You should do your own DUE DILIGENCE for any investment that you choose to make or any financial service that you choose to use. You should also seek the advice of a specialist in finance, law, taxation, investment, etc..