Amey Stone, the deputy managing editor at MSN Money, writes about the the relaunch of Top Stocks, which has been around for about four years, but received some reinvigoration and some new writers.
“Additional writers will help us do an even better job of delivering on our core mission at Top Stocks: to help active investors find new stock ideas and make smarter investing choices. Each article will bring you a fresh idea, original news analysis or insight into an emerging trend.
“A new element in Top Stocks’ mission is to connect our readers and our contributors via social networks. Please follow us on Twitter @topstocksmsn and become our fan on Facebook at facebook.com/TopStocks. That way you can stay up to date on all we have to offer and bring us your ideas and questions. We’ll have plenty of questions for you, too. Let us know what kind of coverage you think we should add next and any other suggestions and ideas.
“We will continue in the months to come to bring in more writers, editors and partners from niche investing sites so that Top Stocks can provide a more robust mix of smart, curated investing insights than you can find anywhere else.”
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