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How To Buy And Invest In Physical Gold and Silver

Posted by cij on Nov 30th, 2009

Are you prepared for the coming hyperinflation?

The United States, with ‘helicopter’ Ben Bernanke at the helm of the Federal Reserve, is committed to money printing to solve America’s economic woes. To the extent that the US dollar is the world reserve currency, it will affect the rest of the world.
As Marc Faber, editor [...]

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How Fundamental Analysis Can Increase Profits For Forex Traders

Posted by strudy on Nov 21st, 2009

The Forex Market can be potentially more profitable and a lot more easier to trade than the stock market, yet it is surprising how few share traders actually take the time to learn about Forex trading rules and how it works.Quite possibly because it is unfamiliar territory plus also Forex instills a fear of the [...]

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A Good Trading Plan Can be Your Highway To Profits.

Posted by strudy on Oct 19th, 2009

A good  trading plan is what successful profitable traders utilise to minimize their chances of loss in their trading. So what is a trading plan?
First of all a trading plan is a lot more than just a set of instructions that you have written down for yourself. A good trading plan is something definite that [...]

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Is it Possible to Make Millions in Real Estate

Posted by strudy on Sep 27th, 2009

No doubt you would have seen several shows on the television that shows people
buying properties and then reselling them again them after making minor repairs.
Many people have made a tidy profit from doing this, but if you had really payed
proper attention, you will frequently only see what the house could possibly make
the owners. The shows [...]

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What’s the Deal? An Introduction to Debt Consolidation

Posted by Jonathan on Jul 15th, 2009

“Debt is like any other trap,” wrote classic humorist Henry Wheeler Shaw. “Easy enough to get into, but hard enough to get out of.”
Fortunately, even amidst the stress and frustration common to combating mounting bills, interest, and late fees, sound financial options remain for consumers looking to become debt free once again.
Despite widespread misperceptions [...]

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How to Maximise Your Profits When Trading in the Stock Market

Posted by strudy on Jun 22nd, 2009

Unfortunately when it comes to trading in the stock market, no-one possesses a crystal ball. Which will come as surprise to some traders particularly when there are so many so called experts around who will
sell you a system that guarantees wonderful returns for open access to your wallet.
If I owned such a money making system [...]

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Momentum Trading Can Earn You Good Profits.

Posted by strudy on Jun 4th, 2009

Momentum can make a stock move extremely rapidly in a very short space of time and this can create an outstanding lucrative profit opportunity for you.
You can over time learn to recognize some of the typical chart patterns that stocks can form, when they are behaving with a lot of volatility. Sometimes these stocks will [...]

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The national broadband debacle: all hail to Senator Conroy.

Posted by Greg Atkinson on Feb 20th, 2009

Lost within the turmoil of the $42 billion federal government spend-a-thon and the so called “national economic crisis” has been the issue of the infamous “National Broadband Network”. After ridiculing the Howard government for taking too long to initiate work on this network, all Senator Conroy has managed to do is set things back [...]

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The Problem with Business Targets

Posted by Greg on Dec 17th, 2008

We often hear about targets and deadlines being set by organisations and governments that are never met. Most recently, there have been targets set for CO2 emissions reduction. The initial target equates to 34% per person reduction, and yet others are demanding targets double that. Even the initial target is heroic. (For example, 90% of [...]

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Be prepared for the recession we might have avoided.

Posted by Greg Atkinson on Dec 14th, 2008

Although Rudd stated some weeks ago that Australia would not slide into a recession it seems another one of his forecasts has exposed just what an economic dunce he is. Possibly only Swan can make worse assessments of the state of the Australian economy with Glen “I raised rates too far” Stevens (the Reserve Bank [...]

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