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About this blog navigation page

While browsing and reading other blogs, I noticed that categories, tags and search results do not necessarily satisfy ease of navigation and finding content of interest. However, using the analogy of site maps that we usually find on static web sites, I created this blog map or blog navigation page. This page is supposed to help you more efficiently find article of your interest. More importantly, articles are listed in a logical sequence thus new readers can peruse articles in more meaningful order. To open any article, simply click on its title. I update this page whenever I post new article.

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PERMANENT ARTICLES

1. General Pyramid Investing

• Diversification Dimensions and Pyramid Investing
• Price Relativity: Buy Weakness, Sell Strength
• True Market Players and Wealth Transfer

2. Pyramid Investing Terminology and Definitions

• Pyramid Name Origin – Geometry Play & Shapes
• Coordinate System in use for Pyramids
• Price-Related Terms: Level, Top, Bottom, Range & Step
• Amount-Related Terms: Size, Base & Increment
• Cost of a Pyramid

3. Pyramids and Charts

• Basic Price Oscillation
• Deeper Price Oscillation

4. Application of Pyramids

• Pyramid Investing Portfolio – Action in Gold Market

5. Off Topic/Blog Tech

• Trick to Achieve Logo and Header Image Overlay in Atahualpa Theme
• What is RSS & Why You Should Subscribe to RSS Feed?

TRANSIENT ARTICLES

• Welcome! (2009/09/12)
• Grand Opening! (2009/09/20)
• My Plans and Your Ways to Benefit from Pyramid Investing Blog (2009/09/22)
• Pyramid Investing Book Contents (Article and Page) (2009/10/17)
• Prospects for New Year 2010 (2009/12/31)

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You notice that some articles don’t have a date posted in the parenthesis. Some others do. In general, I divide articles into two broad categories:

• Permanent and
• Transient

Permanent articles have content that doesn’t depend on the date articles were posted on. Those articles are permanent in their nature and they are relevant at any time regardless when they were posted.

Transient articles have content that is most relevant on the day they were posted. As the time passes, the relevancy of these articles diminishes. Examples are news articles or market commentary articles.