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Recent Decrease In Reader Comments On Blog

kcfield
  |     |   188 posts since 2012

Has anyone else noticed a decrease in blog comments--especially with respect to the weekly CD rate and Fed/Interest rate columns? Has something changed? Even the contributions from regulars like PD of Wharton are nowhere to be seen.

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Choice
  |     |   937 posts since 2020
Inversely related to the movement of interest rates
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blazer9
  |     |   228 posts since 2019
It's all about the i Bond now..
waiting for next rate.
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Choice
  |     |   937 posts since 2020
Take a look at ...why multiple postings with no "substantive" response? https://www.depositaccounts.com/community/news/
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kcfield
  |     |   188 posts since 2012
Hi Choice: That is helpful--I had missed that post. I do see some but not all of the regulars posting there; Ally without Kate; Sherlock without Holmes; and PD of Wharton nowhere to be found. I however cannot justify the cost of placing the missing contributors on milk cartons in this high inflationary environment.
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Ltssharon
  |     |   472 posts since 2020
Oh, I was extremely interested in it. I want to lose as little money as possible with only cds fighting inflation
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Ltssharon
  |     |   472 posts since 2020
I actually do not see ‘where’ to post comments on the blog.
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alan1
  |     |   880 posts since 2015
1. go to the blog at https://www.depositaccounts.com/blog/
2. click on the title of an article
3. read the article
4. at the end of the article is an item titled "Comments". Type your comment about the article in the box.

note: beneath the box is a link, "View Comment Policy". The Comment Policy can be found at https://www.depositaccounts.com/pages/comment-policy.html
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Ltssharon
  |     |   472 posts since 2020
I shall do that now. One of them triggered my interest in investigating treasury bills, so I am trying to learn about them in anticipation of some dollars I want to invest for 6 months at some fixed rate while I wait for the Feds to raise interest rates on cds. Thank you
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Rickny
  |     |   1,298 posts since 2017
A couple of commenters post items that are off topic, abusive and the same criticisms over and over again. (ex about what is a competitive rate or criticizing Ken).

If you have an idea or notice an issue, a better route may be to send Ken a private message.

The comments section in the past had useful information. Now it seems that it is more for political battles or ridiculing other posters.
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milty
  |     |   1,689 posts since 2018
For me, Russia/Ukraine has interrupted this blogcast . . . .
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Ratesaver
  |     |   187 posts since 2013
Yes , I agree with most posts of times we are in however the fed isl waiting for more info and whats going to go on overseas also how long all those big 5yr . cds are dropping like flies ... Start all over with your ladders ... Go with the flow
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