I snapped a screen shot of this blog at the standard resolution I use, 1440×900 instead of the most common resolution of 1024×768, for a specific reason: To show you the page background on both sides of the blog. It doesn't appear at all at the 1024×768 resolution (or less). It's a creative use of the background to enhance what the blog is all about.

You know, I don't know what to make of a guy that put this in the comment when requesting the review for Prince of Wall Street:

Prince of Wall Street is a daily updated financial blog covering finance news, finance gossip, economic commentary, and the madness of wall street. It also offers a glimpse into the mundane life of a junior investment banker. Recurring features include "King of the Week", "Blog King of the Week", "Book Review of the Month", and "Trade of the Week". Please subscribe to my RSS Feed if you want to join me as I climb to the top of Wall Street and become King of Wall Street.

Either he's completely sure of himself or he's completely insane, I'm not sure which. If it's the former, I wish him luck. If it's the latter, well, there's no hope or him.

The theme looks incredible and I can only find 2 faults: 1) The email contact link is on the "about" page and I think it deserves either a contact page or a despammed link in a prominent place in the sidebar, and 2) What's with the individual feed buttons? Why not a single feed subscription button and let them choose through FeedBurner?

I want to take a stab at the Prince's latest article, "Byron Wien’s Predictions for 2008". The predictions are all negative for the United States economy in 2008. I think it's too easy to jump on that bandwagon. I've already seen quite a few bloggers doing just that. Where's the optimism concerning U.S. ingenuity? Investors are seeing trends that don't look good. Those predictions can only come true if citizens and residents sit on their thumbs and do nothing about it. The warning signs are there — they just need to get off their collective butts and do something to stop it.

This is a great blog for investors. I heartily recommend it if you're into that sort of thing.

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