1. The social networking site Facebook is pulling its ad campaign. Apparently Facebook is able to track your online purchases and would then post them in your profile. Users were complaining because they didn’t want everyone knowing what it was they were purchasing, especially as we enter the holiday season. It probably wasn’t the best idea, but I don’t think that it’ll be the end of Facebook.

2. Are you among the thousands of consumers that are looking for a Wii? You’re definitely not alone in this one; Nintendo is again having trouble keeping up with the intense demand. It seems that they’ve tapped a consumer base far larger than the usual gaming circles. I wouldn’t be so concerned about this, but I’m looking for one as well. My parents want to get me one for Christmas, and they’ve enlisted my help to try and find one.

3. MoneyNing discusses what individual investors should do with all of the current fear in the market. He recognizes the different types of investors and comments on each kind. An interesting read for any investor.

4. Fiscal Musings Throwback (FMT): Too often, people worry about what percentage of their income to save or invest. And instead of saving something to begin with you wait until you figure out what percentage is the “best”. It’s an interesting phenomenon, but I’ll let you just read the article.

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