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Investorideas.com Reports on the Pulse of Economy; Small Business Fighting Back; Investors Still Cautious
August 26, 2010 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Investor Ideas, an investment research portal specialized in sector research, reports on the pulse of the economy based on its internal data from online activity, interaction with investors, small cap company CEO’s and the financial [...]
Your employees make a lot more than they think they do. The next time they complain about not taking home enough, you might want to remind them how much you are actually paying to keep them gainfully employed.
We have created a simple spreadsheet that will help you determine how much each of your [...]
Here are my thoughts on the markets, in no particular order:
1) Momentum draws investors. Long treasuries have run hard, and people like them now. My view is, if you want to short them, wait until they rise 0.1% more in yield, then short. There are a lot of weak longs to shake out.
Most taxpayers know that they are entitled to a copy of their tax return for their records. It doesn’t matter if the return is mailed or e-filed or if their copy is paper or electronic; they should be getting a file copy. So, knowing this, why do so many people fail to get copies of [...]
The idea of the seven deadly sins of trading was tossed my way a couple weeks ago. After giving it a bit of thought, I came up with what I think is a pretty good group. The list below is the seven which came to mind as the ones most likely to do real damage to a trader.
2 weeks ago I was one of 26 14-18 year-old boys, youth leaders, and fathers that embarked on a 63-mile 5-day backpacking trip in the Uinta mountains. King’s Peak, the highest mountain in the state at over 13,500 feet in elevation, was just one of the many challenges of the week. Here are some important [...]
A post by Rick Telberg on CPA Trendlines grabbed my attention: An astounding 85 percent of growth leaders entering into a recession will emerge weaker, according to new research. Only 9% come out stronger.
So what did the Harvard Business School researchers determine relating to the 9%? They carried out a careful balance between cutting costs [...]
