How bout an "Investing info" forum?

[Serenity]

Hey! i'm not going to attempt that i'd be the first to ask about the introduction of an investment forum here, but i'd like to know if it's a possibility.

I'm trying to gain more information in the field of investing and would like to be able to have the opportunity to associate with people of like interest, of whom we could all network with.

Obviously this would be a "due dillegence/ caveat emptor" forum, but i think the focus would prove more sufficient to be able to exchange and retrieve information from one another.

What i personally am looking for, are people of whom spend dedicated amounts of time in specific areas of the business world, so as they'd have more concrete and concentrated on information of companies on the stock exchange.

With the right measures exercised, i truly feel there could be an opportunity to create a very successful, broad-based knowledgable field of members of whom would even share a "field specific" handle, so as to identify what area of possible expertise that member is associated with.
Kind of a "you scratch my back, i inform yours" type of deal.

I could write more, but i'm not familiar with the history of this site as to wether or not anything along my proposal has seen presentation before.

I'm keen to find out the pros and cons on this idea.

Fraser

[Serenity]

p.s. - if anybody knows of an already established forum of which i'm trying to provoke, please don't hesitate to inform me of its existence.
money is afterall time sensitive and i wanted to be a millionaire, yesterday already

[Tombstone]

Hi Serenity,

If there is one topic that has a million forums, it's the one that has to do about money. I know you aren't suppose to say: "google it". But, you will have to google it. Money discussion websites literally range in the 10's of millions.

The oldie is:

http://www.siliconinvestor.com/ - watch this one though. an incredible amount of bad information.

Check out Bob Brinker, Jim Cramer and TheStreet.com, CBOE, NASDAQ, NYSE, WSJ, Investor's Daily, etc.

Have fun!