Market Pullback

For those of you following along...

My friend and investment wizard, Matthew, advised me to reduce my domestic (i.e. USA) investments due to his interpretation of upcoming market instability. He advised me to pull out 30% of my domestic holdings and move the capital into my money market fund. He also said that there may be more moves in the near future, now that the 'Ides of March' are upon us.

Remember: Neither he nor I are professional investment people, and I'm just passing on what he told me 'over a beer' so to speak. Matthew watches the markets with an amazing analytical mind, and great enthusiasm...so when he says "pull out of the market", I say "yes sir - how much!"

Episode 129 For Sunday, March 5th, 2006

Shownotes:
News: Cocaine For "Sharing Time", Kids Build Soybean-Fueled Car, Steroids Flip The Angry Switch In Teens, Helping ADHD Kids Make New Friends, more...

Music: Stingray, "Get On It", The Sketches, "Fly Baby Right Now", Lost In Rome, "Goodbye"

-Wipes Use 44, "Barber Shop Buddy"
-ToonTest 22

March is "Music In Our Schools Month". Visit www.menc.org to find out more.

Enter to win an iPod Nano and other cool prizes over the the Financial Aid Podcast.

Episode 128 For Monday, February 27th, 2006

Shownotes:
News: Baby Formula Recall, Pediatricians Not Board (Certified), Rotavirus Routine, Another MySpace News Alert, Big Brother For The Cafeteria, Philosophy For K-6, more...


SPECIAL INTERVIEW SEGMENT:

Jeff from 100 Year Picnic joins the daddycast with his family for a talk about his music and family life.

-ToonTest 21
-Additional Music: Scamper, "Wait Wait"

Podcast Will Be Late This Week...

Sorry everyone. The power is out here at the Daddycast Studios. Its been out for a few hours, and I can't stay awake any longer. So, sadly, the show will have to wait until tomorrow.

I'm running on the batteries in my laptop, and 'borrowing' some wifi from a good samaritan across the valley from my house, where they still have electricity. Uh-oh...battery alarm...

Mead Johnson Recall Notice

Mead Johnson has announced a voluntary recall of its Gentlease infant formula. The 24-oz. cans from batch BMJ19 are being recalled because they may contain metal particles.



Here is a link to the Mead Johnson website.