Welcome to the 69th edition of the Festival of Stocks! We’re happy for the chance to host a bunch of great submissions this week, and here they are…

Value Seeker presents Stock Investing Vs. Stock Trading - Stock Investment Resource: Stock Market Investing Tips posted at Stock Investing, saying, “Describes the advantages and disadvantages of stock investing compared to stock trading.”

MoneyNing presents Last Chance to Plan for 2007 Capital Gain Taxes posted at Money Ning, saying, “Reduce your 2007 Capital Gains Taxes!!!”

The Investor’s Journal presents The Risks of Penny Stocks posted at The Investor’s Journal, saying, “Penny stocks are risky “investments” that many new investors and trade often get lured into because of their potential for quick gains. But if you want to try them, you need to know the risks involved first. This article will teach you the risks of penny stocks.”

Dereck Coatney presents Very Large Dataset Analysis #3 – 91 Good Dividends For Bad Times posted at The Best Stock Trading in the World.

Leon Gettler presents Tips for surviving the recession posted at Sox First, saying, “The US might have already entered a recession. Here are some tips for surviving it.”

Super Saver presents 12/24/07 Stock Purchase Update - Returns Continue To Be Choppy posted at My Wealth Builder.

Raymond presents Avoid The Greatest Investing Pitfall - Don’t Trade On Emotion Or Gut Feelings Alone posted at Money Blue Book.

AlexG presents Buffett, Dreman and Financials…. posted at La Contra, saying, “Commentary on Buffett, Dremans new article and good ol’ financials.”

Ryan presents Leave Stock Trading to the Professionals posted at Building Millionaire Money Habits, saying, “To become a self-made millionaire you must learn to become an investor and leave stock trading to the professionals. Stop chasing huge gains that will only be followed by greater loses, and realize that consistent contributions to a diversified fund will make you very wealthy over time.”

We present this analysis of Microsoft (MSFT) to round out the Festival submissions.

That is all for this week’s Festival. You can submit your blog article for the next edition of the Festival of Stocks using this submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on the Festival of Stocks homepage. Investing blog owners should also consider volunteering to host a future edition of the Festival.

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