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Topics > Investment & Financial Strategy
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This is category for personal finance advice, tools & investing tips and combining business news, stock quotes & financial market etc.
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 Christopher West writes: "Workers at the lower end of the spectrum gained the most: manufacturing workers enjoyed about a quarter more real income in 1945 than in 1940 (Kennedy, 641). These rising incomes were part of a wartime "great compression" of wages which equalized the distribution of incomes across the American population (Goldin and Margo, 1992). Workers are overextended and can't buy the things they make. They barely have enough to feed the kids and fill the tank for work."
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Anonymous writes: "Financial markets were a sea of red numbers last week as the classic ‘Fade the Fed’ trade played out. The initial reaction to Wednesday’s US interest rate decision was neutral to positive, then the selling set in and hardly stopped. Thursday’s mini rally did a very poor job of papering over the cracks in the global economy. On Friday those cracks were wide open for all to see with housing and financial stocks hit the hardest. Barclays in particular was back to square one, erasing all gains from the start of the week, as investors took a second look at their fund raising plans in light of Goldman’s predictions of further write downs for major western banks. Citi Group was also floored on similar sentiment, falling to its lowest level since 1998.
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Mac X writes: "How do you world class trading powers in 32 seconds? First things first. Is it possible to get those trading powers in 32 seconds? It really is but let me hopefully give you a little bit of perspective before we really dive into how exactly to get these trading powers. I want to make a little bit of comment first. The reality of life is most everybody would like to go to sleep and wake up rich. I would to. Let’s face it. "
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Anonymous writes: "I remember a TV show. I think it was called a Man with a Million Faces and this guy could download stuff in his brain and do it. I remember one episode, he downloaded the ability to drive a Formula One racecar and he had some mission he was on and had to learn how to do this very quickly."
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Anonymous writes: "It is also important to know what stadium you are playing in and what time the game starts. For instance, a football player would not show up at the swimming pool, nor would a golfer tee up the ball on a baseball field. In other words, each sport has its own playing field. The same is true in investing. The following tips will educate you on some of the intricacies of market index composition and weighting, sector timing, and sector-relative strength. Or said another way, they will let you know what stadium your game is in and if the playing field is level."
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Mac X writes: "On that tape, was an introduction to the world of trading. Prior to that, I had been what you would call an investor. In the military they would talk to us about how to save your money and bonds, stocks, mutual funds and things like that. We had different people to come into our company and present information on how to invest our money."
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Mac X writes: "In 1991-1992, I was a graduate also of what many consider to be the world’s most demanding military trading that’s the U.S. Army Specials Forces selection. I was only in the Army for four years and nine months. Quite frankly, being a trainer and having trainer’ mentality, I didn’t exactly fit in with the Army culture, if you can imagine it. "
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Anonymous writes: "1 Be arrogant.
The market teaches humility. As soon as you believe you know why the market acts, you will be proven wrong. Arrogance can kill a portfolio. You must be able to admit defeat and preserve enough capital to fight again. Following the point and figure charts, which depict the battle between supply and demand, helps keep you out of the �I know why� attitude of investing."
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Mike Sweeney writes: "U.S. Cost of Living Increases in 2008, Economy Teetering on Recession"
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Anonymous writes: "You have recently decided to start investing in the stock market, but you do not have any idea how it works, so you are doing a lot of research, but do you know what kind of investor you are?"
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Christopher West writes: "Crude oil is no exception. Technological advances in seismic exploration have dramatically reduced the cost of finding new reserves, thus increasing oil reserves greatly. Crude oil is a mixture of different chemical called hydrocarbons. The boiling oil turns into a mixture of gases in the column. Crude Oil is a complex mixture consisting of up to 200 or more different organic compounds, mostly hydrocarbons. Different crudes contain different combinations and concentrations of these various compounds."
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Anonymous writes: "Some believe that it isn't possible to predict how stocks will change in price while others think that by drawing charts and looking at past price movements, you can determine when to buy and sell. The only thing we do know as a certainty is that stocks are volatile and can change in price extremely rapidly. "
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Brad Wozny writes: "Attending real estate investing seminars can provide the prospective investors with an excellent opportunity to meet other real estate investors and start to build the list of contacts, which is vital for the success in the industry. There are basically two different types of seminars:"
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Mike Sweeney writes: "String of Recent Cuts has Some Economists Concerned Trend Will Reverse
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates several times over the last eight months in an attempt at boosting the economy. The relief the cuts were supposed to bring has not been felt and the concern is that the rates are about to rise while the economy is still, in what many economists consider, a precarious position. Should the economy show the slightest sign of recovery the Fed may decide to start increasing the interest rates."
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Markus Heitkoetter writes: "Every trader will be afraid at some point. Only a few, the successful few, will resist the urge to act on their fear. Trading is a stressful process, and you will experience many setbacks, but do not allow the potential for failure to blind you to the possible gains. Remember that every setback is a chance to learn and improve."
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Markus Heitkoetter writes: "Keeping track of your headspace may be more important than keeping track of the market. Successful traders pay attention to their emotions. They try to control their emotions instead of being controlled by them, and they know to personalize their strategies for their own comfort and strengths. "
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Anonymous writes: "Remember the old riddle about choosing between $10 today or a penny every minute for a week? The best traders know that the repeated penny over the long term is the only smart choice. Successful traders find success in consistency more than immediate profits. Being able to consistently make profitable trades, no matter how small, means that your system is going to be profitable over the long-term."
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Markus Heitkoetter writes: "A trader who only repeats himself is a trader destined to fail. Successful traders can adapt and adjust their trading methods and decisions to changing market conditions. They know that no plan is 100% foolproof, and they stay open to new ideas and experimentation."
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Anonymous writes: "All promotional items have the same purpose. And that purpose is to strengthen the relationship of the company with its stakeholders. But in spite of this common purpose, it doesn't mean that you can just choose any corporate gift to distribute and expect your marketing campaign to be successful. The reason is that the effectiveness of your giveaway depends on three factors namely marketing budget, target market, and the event or situation of distribution. As for embroidered logo hats, its optimal use can be determined by evaluating this promotional item using these three factors:"
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Brad Wozny writes: "Real estate investing course offers an easy way to earn more money within shorter period of time. Real estate provides more opportunities than any other type of investments. So, while thinking of investing in real estate the prospective investor should look for real estate brokers and agents who help buyers find the properties they are looking for. "
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