Thank you for the comment and the good idea.

I’ve been thinking about the same issue for a while and the only solution was to try to recommend other posts as a group rather than individually, as I have been doing. I’m trying this for the first time to see how it works for my readers, and I hope it will be helpful.

Each blog has its own slant on the market, and how to make sense of information. Each blog is unique and recommends slightly different content – or better said, the author finds value in certain posts from other writers and links to them, believing they will have value for their own readers.

For me, I like to focus on posts relating to overall trading systems, overall market observations, psychological aspects, ‘homework’ style posts, etc. I avoid linking to major headlines or major news that is read by all. I’m sure my strategy will evolve, as readers give me feedback.

I do like the link you have provided and will be checking it out further. Thank you.

I’m sure there is a model of exponential growth that could be applied here…

One that I found to read this week that I found interesting is http://carnivalofpersonalfinance.com/.

For this one I think it is every week (maybe 2) that someone volunteers to review and do a summary on posts submitted by readers. I guess a summary is not quite the right word, because the volunteer does not have to include all submissions, only the ones they found of interest and very brief summary about what they’ve chosen.

Maybe the model should be of transcedental growth or something…