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Currency trading can be illustrated by loaning money from someone
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Because
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Learning Forex<br />
Forex education will teach beginners a
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After mastering the trading techniques,
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-30090421303521351522012-10-31T22:26:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:26:45.314-08:00Stock Market Education - How to Research Stocks<div style="text-align: justify;">
It would be almost impossible to make a comprehensive list of all of
the ways television and movies have mislead us or oversimplified things
when it comes to performing complex tasks over the years, but if such a
list existed, investing would likely be at or near the top. In
Hollywood, every stock transaction is done on a whim thanks to a red hot
stock tip gotten from someone on the inside or someone's crazy uncle
who can see into the future. In reality, hot stock tips to exist, but
even the hottest ones are researched meticulously so that those involved
don't lose their shirts. Researching stocks is a bit of an art form,
however, the Internet has made doing most of the heavy lifting easy.
Here are a few tips for the amateur stock researcher to follow.</div>
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If
you are a smart investor than you have a full service stock broker on
speed dial that you can speak with at any time. Before you make the
final decision to buy a stock, it is always a good idea to tap into the
huge knowledge base that your broker has at his or her disposal and see
if this stock is all its cracked up to be. This is one of the major
reasons why having a full service broker is better than using one of the
online stock trading websites. With a full service broker, they can
give you more information that the vital statistics associated with a
particular stock. They will likely know about any sort of breaking news
associated with that company and what the daily activity has been on
that stock (are people buying or are people selling.) Most importantly,
they can also give you information that only they are privy to that
might or might not have been made public yet. The best research tool any
investor can have is a good stock broker.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
If you have made the
decision to invest online on your own, there is still quite a bit of
information available on the Internet. Many online stock trading
websites not only deliver a huge amount of raw data to their users about
how a stock has performed over the short and long term, but also how to
read that data. They have dozens of graphs, charts and read outs that
try to put the raw data into context. What these sites can't do, really,
is interpret the data and tell you how all of that is likely going to
affect the stock's future performance. Of course, this is speculation
and not statistical analysis, but knowing how a stock has performed in
the past doesn't really help you if your fortunes are going to be
determined by what the stock does in the future. Research can only help
give you some context on where the stock has been.</div>
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Finally, having
a subscription to a daily newspaper like the Wall Street Journal, or at
least an online subscription to their webpage, is an essential way you
can do research, just bear in mind that there are millions of other
people reading the same information and likely acting on the same trends
you are. It isn't really possible to get a "hot stock tip" from the
financial newspaper of record, but it can help you spot trends and news
that can affect how the market is going to perform in the future.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-79822223832090691912012-10-10T22:25:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:25:56.623-08:00Only the Good News<div style="text-align: justify;">
The "dismal science" of economics typically focuses on "bad" news.
But there are many favorable developments taking place within the U.S.
economy. We do face major challenges...no question. Recessionary
pressures are intense...no argument here. Presented here, however, is
ONLY the "good" news.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* U.S. exports to the world of goods and services are at record levels.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
A year-end 2007 Gallup Poll noted that "more than 8 in 10 Americans say
they are satisfied with their personal lives at this time, including a
solid majority who say they are 'very satisfied.'"</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* During the
early 1960s, the five-year survival rate from cancer for Americans was
one in three. Today it is two in three...continuing to climb...and the
highest in the world.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* For every dollar of U.S. economic output generated today, we burn less than half as much oil as 30 years ago.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
Today's moms and dads, whether working or at home, are spending four to
six hours more per week with their kids than did the previous
generation.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Alcohol-related traffic fatalities in the most recently reported year dropped by more than half versus 20 years ago.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The nation's jobless rate averaged 4.6% in both 2006 and 2007, the
lowest average in six years, and lower than average rates in the '70s,
'80s, and '90s.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The number of people who have quit smoking (46 million) now exceeds the number who still smoke (45 million).</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The American economy added nearly seven million net additional jobs
during 2004 to 2006, and added more than 1.1 million in 2007.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The sharp decline recently in the 10-Year U.S. Treasury Note yield from
around 3.85% to 3.53% should lead mortgage rates lower.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Substantiated cases of childhood sexual abuse have fallen 49% since 1990. Physical abuse of children is down by 43%.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
U.S. corporations hold an estimated $611 billion in cash on their
balance sheets, a "tool" to help lessen the chance of, or minimize the
impact of, a recession.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* More than three million girls participated in high school sports last year, part of a record 7.3 million total participants.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The Federal Reserve is expected to reduce its key short-term interest
rate for a sixth time no later than March 18, with another cut possible
in April. Debt costs for millions of Americans will decline as a
result.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Donations to charity set an all-time high in 2006, with a
total of $295 billion donated by individuals, foundations, and
corporations. As a percentage of GDP, Americans gave twice as much as
the next most charitable nation...England.</div>
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* Some 68.6% of the 2.7 million "Class of '05" high school graduates enrolled in colleges & universities, the highest ever.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
Productivity of the average U.S. worker rose an average of 2.6%
annually during the past 10 years, the largest gains in 40 years.
Rising productivity is a long-term key to higher standards of living.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The U.S. rate of home ownership reached 69.2% of households in recent quarters, the highest ever, before declining slightly.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The upward "mobility" of the typical American remains the greatest in
the world. Why? The U.S. economy "rewards" the combination of hard
work and educational achievement more than ever before...and more than
any other country in the world.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Women earned nearly 60% of all
bachelor's degrees awarded in recent years, versus 43% in 1970 and 24%
in 1950. Women earned a similar share of master's degrees.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
Solid U.S. economic growth and incentive-based tax cuts have led
government revenues to surge impressively during each of the past four
years.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Average U.S. life expectancy has reached 78 years (men
75...women 80), the highest ever. This compares to 76 years in 1995, 68
years in 1950, and 47 years in 1900.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Global economic growth
should exceed 4.0% in 2008 (after inflation) for the sixth consecutive
year, a development not seen in generations. Strong growth allows
millions to rise above poverty.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Children's deaths from
unintentional injury have dropped by almost 40% since 1987. Bicycle
deaths fell 60%, while firearms-related deaths fell 72%.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Air
pollution declined 25% over the past 30 years even as the population and
the economy grew. Water quality also continues to improve. More
progress will occur in coming years as companies see rising value in
"going green."</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Median (half more, half less) family income now exceeds $54,000 annually.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Illicit drug use among U.S. teenagers hit a five-year low of 9.8% in 2006, down 16% since 2002.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The U.S. still accounts for roughly 40% of global research and development (R&D) spending.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The Congress now has 90 female members--the highest in history--with 16 in the Senate and 74 in the House.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
American household net worth in 2007's third quarter reached $58.6
trillion, the highest ever, and three times the total of 18 years ago.
Net worth--the difference between assets and liabilities--has risen for
19 consecutive quarters. The measure included much of the recent
weakness in housing values.</div>
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* A record 29% of men have earned a
bachelor's degree or higher, versus 26% of women, also a record. This
compares to a combined 7.7% in 1960. A record 84.6% of adults over age
25 now have at least a high school diploma, versus 24.5% in 1940.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
U.S. teen pregnancy and birth rates plummeted to all-time lows in
recent years, before a slight rise in 2006. The reasons? More
widespread use of birth control, more work opportunities, and more girls
who "just say no."</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Flexible work schedules are now the norm for
43% of workers, up from 29% in 1992 and 13% in 1985. This allows
greater flexibility for more people, especially those with children.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The Consumer Price Index has risen an average of 2.7% annually since 1992.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Roughly 30% of trash was recycled or composted in the latest year, versus 16% in 1990.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
In 1967, only one family in 25 earned $100,000 or more (inflation
adjusted to 2005). Today, one in six families does. The share of
families earning more than $75,000 annually in real dollars has tripled
from 9% to 27%, while the share of families earning between $5,000 and
$50,000 in real dollars has fallen by 19% since 1967.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* Seat belt usage by Americans was at 81% in 2006, versus 49% in 1990 and 14% in 1983.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
The rate of auto-related injury per mile traveled in 2005 was the
lowest since the Interstate Freeway System was built 50 years ago.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
Corporate profits now represent more than 12% of national income, up
from 7% in 2001, and the highest since record keeping began in 1947.
Strong corporate earnings are the backbone of rising stock prices.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
*
Violent crime overall is down 55% since 1993, with violence by teens
down 71%. School violence has declined by half from a decade ago.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
* The number of abortions performed in this country has declined by one-third since 1990 and is now at a record low.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-71424227012949747492012-10-03T22:24:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:25:09.064-08:003 Aspects of Confident Trading<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
When you open up your trading charts each day, do you feel calm
and confident or do you feel uncertain and nervous? Many traders often
find themselves feeling the latter.<br />
To
be a successful trader, you'll need to constantly feel confident about
the happenings in the market. Good traders are certain about whether
it's a bull market, a bear market or a ranging market. They either
understand what they're seeing in the trading charts today, or they
don't. They're confident about their opinions, and aren't afraid to say
that they're uncertain when they are.<br />
<b>Gaining Confidence</b><br />
One
of the best ways to start each trading day with confidence is to keep
to a concise, carefully-considered 'plan of action' just before you
begin bring up your trading charts. Here are 3 aspects you should
consider to include in your 'plan of action'...<br />
<b>Aspect #1: Monitor the market with a check list</b><br />
Have
a list of news websites and analyst reports where you can find out the
latest happenings all over the world. This is helpful in alerting you of
world events that occurred while you were sleeping. The Forex market
runs around the clock and doesn't go to sleep at all, except on
weekends. You'll thus need to have a handy list of news sites to update
you on the events that you've missed out on.<br />
<b>Aspect #2: Be an expert</b><b>of few setups</b><br />
Most
new traders spend too much time trying to learn all the different trade
setups in the hopes that they can have the most money-making
opportunities. Unfortunately, they usually get mixed signals and mess up
their trades. You should instead strive to master two or three types of
trade setups and become an expert on them. Don't worry about the lack
of trading opportunities; the market is large enough and you'll find
usually be able to find good trade entries at least once every week.<br />
<b>Aspect #3: Money Management</b><br />
It's
almost impossible to over-stress the importance of this aspect. A
reliable money management system will make it almost impossible for a
trader to feel scared and uncertain. It's your safety net. Never trade
without one.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-11456670749758540262012-09-26T22:24:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:24:28.084-08:00Education of African American Children<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Nothing saddened me more than the fact that three of my African
American female students had no idea what the term "lynching" meant.
These were otherwise, decently educated young black women seeking a
career in the medical field.<br />
During
our exploration of medical ethics, we were watching a film about the
"Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment" which took place in the 1930's. This
experiment was responsible for the spreading of syphilis to thousands of
African American people in Tuskegee, Alabama.<br />
During the course
of the film, the main character suggested that his brother had been
killed by lynching. The students turned to me and asked what it meant.
My heart fell to my knees at the thought that any African American child
in the United States would not recognize what this term meant.<br />
With
a lack of understanding like this, it's no wonder that Tiger Woods was
able to blow off the comment made by the news reporter some weeks ago.<br />
You
see, the problem is that our children are sitting in classrooms with
people who either don't care that they learn or who have their hands
tied by the system when it comes to how and what they teach.<br />
In
Texas, teachers spend a disproportionate amount of their time teaching
to a standardized test. How on earth do you standardize one's education?
Every person learns in a different way and at different speeds. Some
learn by seeing, some learn by listening, and some learn by doing. There
are also those people who have testing phobias that prohibit them from
doing well on any test. Yet the powers that be have deemed it necessary
to gauge a persons intelligence using these standardized tests. They
have even gone so far as to connect the teachers ability to get a bonus
with the success of the students on the standardized test.<br />
Field
trips to the museum, symphonies, and other cultural outlets are few and
far between because teachers are in constant fear of losing their jobs
if their students don't perform well. Therefore, many of them don't even
bother addressing a holistic approach to learning which would include
learning ones history, culture, and background.<br />
It's no wonder
that these three young ladies had no idea what lynching meant. The issue
here is that if we forget our history, we will be doomed to repeat.
When the atrocities that were inflicted upon African Americans is all
but forgotten, a new reign of terror is bound to come about: Jena 6,
nooses hanging at prominent fortune 500 companies, a man dragged to
death in Jasper, Texas.
<br />We must begin to teach our children about their history and make it
relevant for them today. If the schools won't do it, we have to. We can
no longer afford to relegate this most important task to people who
could care less if we know what has happened to us in the past.<br />
This Black History Month, let's make it our business to learn all we can and share it with everyone we know.<br />
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Cheryl Lacey-Donovan is an author, educator, and inspirational
speaker. Cheryl is also the host of Worth More Than Rubies an internet
radio talk show that airs on [http://www.redchurchradio.com]<br />
She has been a mentor for Christian Women Today for one year and is the founder of A Virtuous Woman-31.<br />
Cheryl
has been happily married for 14 years to her husband Keith and she has
two adult sons and a stepdaughter. She is a member of the Windsor
Village United Methodist Church in Houston, Texas.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-78899200546551763512012-09-19T22:23:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:23:44.082-08:00Vital Tips to Get the Right Education to Win<div style="text-align: justify;">
There is lots of Forex education available free online and here we
are going to give you some tips on finding the best that can lead you to
currency trading success.</div>
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Here are your Forex info sources to look up.</div>
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1. FREE Info</div>
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Most
of what you will need can be found free on the net. Many of the e-books
sold by vendors simply rehash what is found on the net and you can
avoid paying for it by simply seeking out the right sources - search
around and see what you find and you will stumble upon some good
sources.</div>
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If you are your trading on Forex technical analysis you
can find everything you need to know about indicators and chart patterns
to build your own trading system. For a novice trader this is the best
way to trade, avoid trading news - it's simply stories that reflect the
losing majority, so avoid it.</div>
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Your aim is to trade the truth and
simply follow price trends and everything you need can be found free -
you need something more but I will return to this in a moment.</div>
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2. Expert Systems</div>
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All
over the net claiming they can make you rich with mechanical systems
and most will lose. Why? Because - they rely on clever marketing copy
and simulated track records done in hindsight. If you see an ad that
looks to good to be true pass it by, it is - has never been traded and
simply put together by a marketing company.</div>
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3. Forex forums.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
I
took a look around a few of the top forums before I wrote this article
and my look confirmed by suspicion full of losing traders.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
The
guys giving advice are generally people who can't make any money trading
Forex and it makes them feel better and big to give out their wisdom. I
have been a trader for 25 years and never bothered using Forex forums
and don't think you should either.</div>
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4. The Edge</div>
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To make money you need a method and that's easily constructed from free info on the net which we touched on in point 1.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
You
can easily build a system based upon breakout methodology, support
resistance and a few momentum indicators and win at Forex - just one
word of caution:</div>
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Discipline</div>
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You will have heard how it's
essential in currency trading and it is but it's very hard to acquire
that's why 95% of traders wipe out their equity quickly.</div>
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To ram
home the importance of discipline, go to your local online bookstore and
pick up some books by traders who have walked the walk, rather than
simply talk the talk.</div>
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A few essential books are:</div>
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Market Wizards EDIT - Jack Schwager</div>
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This
book interviews trading legends and lots of them and is one of the most
popular investment books of all time and with good reason</div>
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The Way of the Turtle - Curtis Faith</div>
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This
book tells the story of the turtles a group of 14 traders who became
legends after learning to trade in 14 days and then earning $100 million
in just 4 years.</div>
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The Disciplined Trader - Mark Douglas</div>
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A
bit repetitive but rams home the importance of discipline better than
any book I have ever read. The three books above you can pick up for
about $60.00 and their worth every cent. They can explain far better
than me my discipline is vital yet so hard to achieve.</div>
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Always keep
in mind if you don't have the discipline to trade your Forex trading
system, you don't have one! Trading looks easy yet few succeed - the
ones that do build their own trading methods to get confidence which is
the first step to trading with discipline.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-64495076039085577182012-09-05T22:22:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:22:57.944-08:00A Novices Guide To Getting The Best Education<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
If you want to learn forex trading you need to educate yourself
the right way and most people don't do this - don't forget 95% lose
their money and the main reason is they look for and take the wrong
advice.<br />
Let's look at the best forex education and where to get it and learn forex trading the RIGHT way<br />
First Ignore this!<br />
You
will see lots of people selling e-books and claiming they can predict
the market, trade with 90% odds and make you rich - ignore them and save
your money.<br />
None ever come with a track record and most of the so
called secrets are free on the net. These e-books give forex trading a
bad name, most of the marketing copy is hyped up and without
suibstantiation and in many cases downright lies.<br />
Want some good advice?<br />
Then
read advice from traders who have walked the walk rather than simply
talk the talk and your Amazon bookstore has everything you need.<br />
So what books should you start with?<br />
Let's take a look at a few.<br />
A story that has always fascinated me is the turtle experiment.<br />
Legendary
trader Richard Dennis set out to prove that trading could be taughtand
took 23 people with no trading experience and taught them to trade in
just 14 days - the result?<br />
They made him over $100 million in profits!<br />
Now I am not saying you will get as rich as the turtles - but get the book The Way Of the Turtle" written by Curtis Faith.<br />
He
made over 30 million dollars so he knows what he talking about and the
book gives you a clear grasp of how the turtles achieved success and the
challenges and the rewards of trading forex.<br />
Want another book that has some great trading stories including the turtle story?<br />
Get Market Wizards Edit Jack Shwager - this book simply interviews some of the top traders of all time and is essential reading.<br />
Another great book is Trader Vic by Victor Sperandeo - covers a lot of ground from systems to psychology another trading master.<br />
Now these books will point you in the right direction and its time fro you to devise your own system.<br />
So
look up technical analysis and learn about standard deviation and price
momentum indicators and build a system based upon the above and the
good news is all the information is free on the net.<br />
Forex trading
is not easy - but the turtle experiment shows it's potential and will
inspire and motivate you to learn forex trading the right way and
achieve currency trading success - good luck.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-76844194954204019822012-08-29T22:21:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:22:01.752-08:00Expensive Educational Toys Aren't The Only Way To Get Your Child To Think<div style="text-align: justify;">
It seems that as science advances, parents become more and more aware
of the effect certain foods and activities have on their children. Gone
are the days when fluffy teddy bears, Barbie dolls, and GI Joe figures
were considered staple items in every kid's toy box; today, there is
increasing pressure for children's recreation to be productive,
educational, and enjoyable. Therefore, more and more parents are seeking
toys for their children that will exercise their bodies and their
minds, in order to give them the best possible start in life.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
In
recent years, toy manufacturers have been meeting these needs through a
variety of new toy designs. However, classic toys
[http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/talktoyourbaby/play.html#simply] can
still provide children with effective mental and physical exercise if
used in the right way. For example, old-fashioned sandpits can be a
great way to get children to think about the way in which building and
construction works: by using sandpits to 'create', children will be
exercising their minds and imaginative processes, as well as having fun
frolicking about in a sand pit.</div>
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Alternatively, if you're buying
your son or daughter an outdoor playhouse or climbing frame, get them to
help you construct it: if you let your child do the simple tasks when
building a playhouse or climbing frame, it may bestow crucial
developmental skills that will aid them in their future learning. While
many children love to spend time colouring and drawing, it may sometimes
be a good idea to encourage your child to make things indoors that can
be used outdoors; for example, have them make a kite that can be flown
on clear days.</div>
<div style="text-align: justify;">
A lot of educational and recreational activities
for children don't even have to revolve around actual toys. Activities,
such as gardening or cooking, can also help childhood development in
many ways. Whether at school or at home, engaging in outdoor activities
like gardening can instil a lot of self-confidence in a child,
especially if they can see their efforts in helping a plant grow and
come to life. And with the common issue of children's health in the news
these days, cooking can also be a wonderful way to engage your child;
by teaching children to cook healthily from an early age - away for
sharp objects and heat of course! - parents can help them understand not
only how their bodies work, but about the importance of personal
health.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-51148696438521192042012-08-22T22:21:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:21:19.135-08:00Community College is an Excellent Educational Bargain<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
It's not news to anyone that college costs are skyrocketing. The
average cost of one year at a private college or university has risen to
a shocking $31,465. It's no wonder that parents and students look at
that number and wonder whether a college degree is in their reach at
all. However, many families overlook the tremendous costs savings that
could be achieved by attending a community college for two years.
Tuition at community college is typically half that of a public
institution and just one-tenth that of a private institution.<br />
For
many years, community colleges fought the image that they were the last
resort for students who couldn't get in anywhere else and that their
programs were not as challenging or comprehensive and those at larger
colleges universities. Today, however, community colleges are thriving
centers that not only provide state-of-the-art career education, but
also provide a high-quality educational foundation for students who wish
to transfer to a college or university after two years.<br />
Because
most colleges and universities, regardless of size, require students to
take core courses in their first two years before choosing a major,
taking these courses at the community college level will save money.
Additionally, core courses at the university level are often held in
large lecture halls with hundreds of students. At community colleges,
class sizes rarely exceed 30 students. So, paradoxically, community
college students receive more individualized attention yet pay much less
for that privilege.<br />
Instructors at the community college level
are required to hold a Master's degree in their instructional area. Some
have pointed to this as evidence that community colleges cannot provide
the same quality of instruction as colleges and universities that
employ professors with Doctoral degrees. However, very few of those
professors actually teach the core courses that students take during
their first two years of college. Additionally, community college
instructors often have real-world employment experience that gives them a
more practical perspective than university professors, who are immersed
in the world of academia.<br />
Transferring to a larger institution at
the end of two years at community college is often easier than being
admitted as a Freshman. Also, many states guarantee admission to their
state colleges and universities to community college graduates who
maintain a certain grade point average. Even prestigious Ivy League
colleges like Harvard, Yale and Brown have accepted transfer students
from community colleges.<br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-26501285629100041972012-08-08T22:19:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:20:21.640-08:00Wall Street to Main Street: News, Views and Commentary<div style="text-align: justify;">
It's Friday June 9, 2006, and yesterday was a wild day, the Dow
dropped over 177 points at one point and was down for most of the day
and the money started flowing in at about 2:50pm EST giving a small
boost to the Dow and it finally closed up a pinch, just over 7 points..
The bottom line here is that you have to begin looking at stocks on an
individual basis and don't continue to look at the S&P, the Dow or
the Nasdaq Composite as a gauge because it will not guide you through
this rollercoaster ride.</div>
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This
is why we feature individual stocks and give our outlook based on the
company and the industry. If the stock is not a slave to the Dow but
gets dragged down in the process you should be all over it because that
is an opportunity.</div>
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This market will continue to go up and down and
sideways until there is some clarity in regards to an interest rate
hike. This is not just a problem for U.S. markets but worldwide and if
anyone tells you any different they are not doing you a service.
Interest rates around the globe were raised yesterday as inflation
worries loom.</div>
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We received plenty of emails from our listeners and
readers asking for direction, asking us whether they should buy, sell or
hold a particular issue. We do not feature each and every email or
question because when you ask for our direction we do our homework so
that we are giving you our best outlook on the stock, and not doing it
on the fly because that could cause more harm than good.</div>
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Yesterday
we had more new subscribers to "Wall Street to Main Street" than ever,
and that just shows you that investors are looking for guidance, and
we're trying hard to do that for you. Investment advisers, stockbrokers,
and even several investment clubs added themselves to the list of
subscribers yesterday, so we have to be doing something right.</div>
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Now
that we established where we stand lets move forward and try to cherry
pick those stocks that have been oversold by not only institutions but
by investors.</div>
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Movers and Shakers</div>
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Some major movers in
yesterdays trading session include Overstock.com (NASDAQ: OSTK), which
traded up $1.56 to close at $23.16, now we are talking about a company
that has negative earnings to the tune of $1.20a a share. It is bouncing
off of its 52 week low of $20.89, so in other words this is a dead cat
bouncing. Even with they added a quicker checkout process on their site
by implementing AuctionCheckout.com's online payment service, this still
won't bring it back to life. Companies that actually earn money were
driven down on Thursday and there was no real reason why this puppy made
upward movement, it's an anomaly I guess.</div>
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Allegheny Technology
(NYSE: ATI) traded up $3.50 to close on $62.75, now it wasn't as simple
as the stock just moving up, it went down with the rest of the market,
traded as low as $54 78 before the buying starting flowing back into the
stock. When you see a stock like Allegheny Tech traded down that low
and that fast you have to find out why, nothing fundamentally changed
with the company. Actually Leo Larkin an Analyst with Standard &
Poor's Equity Research recently upgraded the stock from a Sell to a
Hold., he actually forecasted 2006 earnings of $4.40 for the company,
they posted an EPS of $3.60 for 2005, so S&P sees growth. These are
the type of companies that you have to seek out, those that are oversold
for no good reason. The demand for Stainless Steel will continue to
grow in aerospace and power generation, so they may live up to Larkin's
expectations.</div>
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Fluor Corp (NYSE: FLR) traded up $3.24 to close at
$88.58, the global engineering, procurement, construction, operations,
maintenance and project management service provided dropped over $3 on
Wednesday, traded as low as $82.93 on Thursday and powered up to close
up over $3.24 for the day. The stock was trading over $100 a share this
past May and was hammered down, this is one that could creep back up to
the $95</div>
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Autozone (NYSE: AZO) traded up $2.48 to close at $93.00,
this came on the heels of the former President, Vice Chairman and
Director of Borders (NYSE: BGP) George R. Mrkonic, Jr joined the board
of directors of Autozone. So that is the reason for the movement, this
all came to light on Wednesday after the close. Now Autozone is about
$10 off its 52 week high and sits with an EPS of $7.30 and a P/E of 12.
With Mrkonic giving his input at Autozone you'll see this one back in
the triple digits.</div>
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Other stocks that made moves on the upside
include Allergan Inc (NYSEL AGN) which traded up $3.79 to close at
$102.27, Giant Industries (NYSE: GI) traded up $3.19 to close at $62.70,
Noble Corporation (NYSE: NE) traded up $2.39 to close at $67.53,
Occidental Pertroleum (NYSE: OXY) traded up $22.6 to close at $96.98 on
its way back to $100, Apple Computer (NASDAQ: AAPL) traded up $2.19 o
close at $60.76, this is a stock that should be in the $70 range,
Comtech Telecommunications (NASDAQ: CMTL) traded up $1.80 to close at
$32.88, Whirlpool Corp (NYSE: WHR) traded up $1.76 to close at $84.50 as
they company is looking to trim some fat and Lockheed Martin (NYSE:
LMT) traded up $1.62 to close at $72.62.</div>
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Under Ten</div>
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Now lets
take a look at movers in the market under ten bucks, Globix Corp (AMEX:
GEX) a blast from the past, I remember when this stock was in the $50
range, but that was a long time ago and on a different exchange, but the
stock traded up 55 cents to close at $4.80, Nitromed (NASDAQ: NTMD)
traded up 35 cents on nice volume to close at $4.99, Cortex
Pharmaceuticals (AMEX: COR) traded up 35 cents to close at $3.32,
Alliance One International (NYSE: AOI) traded up 27 cents to close at
$4.47, Isolagen (AMEX: ILE) traded up 22 cents to close at $2.85 on
close to 2 million shares traded and Generex Biotechnology (NASDAQ:
GNBT) which traded up 14 cents to close at $1.85.</div>
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Downers</div>
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Apollo
Group (NASDAQ: APOL) slipped down $1.59 to close at $53.88, the company
is involved in the higher education for adults business, they operate
through their subsidiaries The University of Phoenix, Inc, Western
International University, Inc., Institute for Professional Development
and The College for Financial Planning, Inc. There was no news yesterday
on the company so maybe it was just driven down by market conditions,
but just because there was no news on Thursday does not mean that
something will not surface today. There has been a changing of the
guards at the company, take that into account with a potential slowdown
in enrollments and you are in the dark waters. The stock is close to its
52 week low of $47.27 but seems to have support in the high $51 to low
$52 range. Lets see how it shapes up today.</div>
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Focus Media Holdings
(NASDAQ: FMCN) dropped down again on Thursday and its just about getting
to a good entry point. The bottom here should be in the $48 to $50
range but that doesn't mean that it will hit that point, if it does then
we'll sit on the sidelines because it could slip into the high $30
range. The stock traded down $8.07 to close at $51.56 and there were a
few factors involved, first it hit a ceiling for the third time in a row
as we mentioned at $68 and second they filed to sell 1,000,000 American
Depository Shares or ADS's. So here's the game plan, you need to see if
the stock is actually going to bottom yet, and it looks like it just
might. Market conditions may just push it down into the $50-$51 range so
you have to pick your entry point.</div>
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Matria Healthcare (NASDAQ:
MTRA) was knocked down even before the bell range and that was for a few
reasons, of course the obvious Market Conditions and the main reasons
was that they lowered their full year forecast from $1.35-$1.50 to
$1.10-$1.17. Now they did this because they anticipated a delay in
various contracts that they have on tap. But the street was looking for
$1.10 for the full year anyway so they should be in line with that
number. I think that this is just overdone and you had money whipping
out from a few institutions and that started a domino effect as small
investors started to bail. This looks like an opportunity because the
bleeding should be pretty much over and the street will realize that if
not today very shortly. So take a look at the charts, fundamentals and
the press releases and you'll get the picture. It closed at $22.12 down
$5.24.</div>
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I just want to touch on Peru Copper (AMEX: CUP) quickly, we
received a ton of emails and calls in regards to the company because it
halted trading on Wednesday with no follow up. We spoke about it on
Thursday and the bottom line is that speculators thought that Southern
Copper (NYSE: PCU) was going to buy Peru Copper but that seemed to be
far fetched, even though PCU made public statements in regards to it a
week or so ago. So that could be a dead deal but do not sleep on Peru
Copper because they did hint that there are other potential suitors that
have showed an interest in their Toromocho project. The stock pulled
back a bit but that was the speculators jumping ship once they were done
bottom fishers started picking up the scraps, keep in tune with Peru
Copper as it just may shock you in a good way in the coming months.</div>
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Know
lets talk about a real smack down and a half, Joseph A. Bank (NASDAQ:
JOSB), we alerted "Wall Street to Main Street" subscribers about this
one before bell as the company missed the mark by a long margin as they
announce earnings of 32 cents a share but the street expected 46 cents a
share. Investors woke up to a nightmare with this one, and its probably
not over yet. The stock closed down $10.73 to close at $26.40 making a
new 52-week low.</div>
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InfoSonics (AMEX: IFO) has been getting beaten up
this week, especially after it received a nice downgrade from a Buy to a
Hold by Kaufman Brothers They will be splitting 2 for 1 shortly and
right now the stock is about 10 points off of its recent 52-week high.
We're sticking by this one as we still see it trading in the $20 post
split. Now it may not happen immediately but it should settle in there
once the street realizes the company's true value. It powered up from a
low of $21.10 on Thursday to close at $23.60.</div>
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Hansen Natural
(NASDAQ: HANS) dropped another $9.37 to close at $161.00, this has been a
daily occurrence with the stock so you may be seeing lots of profit
taking from those investors and institutions that own the stock below
the $100 mark, and who could blame them with the run that this one made
in a 12 month time frame.</div>
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Other stocks that traded down but
shouldn't be down there include China Life Insurance (NYSE: LFC) which
traded down $4.67 to close at $58.69, Expeditors International (NASDAQ:
EXPD) traded down $3.88 to close at $94.59, Parlux Fragrances (NASDAQ:
PARL) traded down $3.25 to close at $20.85, UBS AG (NYSE: UBS) traded
down $2.93 to close at $107.50, Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM) traded down
$2.87 to close at $101.49, Kookmin Bank (NYSE: KB) traded down $2.80 to
close at $74.70, Wesco International (NYSE: WCC) traded down $2.72 to
close at $60.68 and PetroChina Co (NYSE: PTR) which traded down $2.59 to
close at $99.41.</div>
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Now some stocks under ten bucks that received
the royal smack down on Thursday include Finisar (NASDAQ: FNSR) which
traded down $1.11 to close at $3.36 down about 25%, Exide Technologies
(NASDAQ: XIDE) traded down 40 cents to close at $4.40, U.S. Energy Corp
(NASDAQ: USEG) traded down 35 cents to close at $4.10, Advanced
Semiconductor (NYSE: ASX) traded down 33 cents to close at $4.56 and
Triquint Semiconductor (NASDAQ: TQNT) which traded down 30 cents to
close at $4.68.</div>
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Analyst Upgrades/Downgrades</div>
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Recent Analyst
upgrades include International Rectifier (NYSE: IRF) was upgraded to an
Above Average from an Average by Caris & Company, Zale Corporation
(NYSE: ZLC) was upgraded to an In-Line from an Underperform by Goldman
Sachs, Service Corporation International (NYSE: SCI) was upgraded to an
Overweight from an Equal Weight by Lehman Brothers, CNET Networks
(NASDAQ: CNET) was upgraded to a Buy by Stifel Nicolaus, and SBA
Communications (NASDAQ: SBAC) was upgraded to an Outperform from a Peer
Perform by Bear Stearns.</div>
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Recent Analyst downgrades include Wells
Fargo (NYSE: WFC) was downgraded to a Hold from a Buy by Sanders, Morris
& Harris, Medical Action Industries (NASDAQ: MDCI) was downgraded
to a Neutral from a Buy by Sidoti & Co, Boardwalk Pipeline (NYSE:
BWP) was downgraded to a Hold from a Buy by AG Edwards, Parlux
Fragrances (NASDAQ: PARL) was downgraded to a Hold from a Strong Buy by
Wedbush Morgan and Cyberonics (NASDAQ: CYBX) was downgraded to a Neutral
from a Buy by Suntrust, Robinson, Humphrey.</div>
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Recent analyst
coverage initiations include TLC Vision Corp (NASDAQ: TLCV) was
initiated with a Market Perform rating by JMP Securities, Labopharm
(NASDAQ: DDSS) was initiated with a Buy rating by Banc of America
Securities, Viisage Technology (NASDAQ: VISG) was initiated with an
Outperform by Raymond James, Novatel Wireless (NASDQ: NVTL) was
initiated with a Sector Performer rating by CIBC World Markets, and
Lexmark International Group (NYSE: LXK) was initiated with an Equal
Weight rating and a $58 price target by Lehman Brothers.</div>
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/15371447102609746023noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8471766922401822024.post-54622133225807597822012-08-01T22:18:00.000-07:002012-11-08T22:19:12.287-08:00All You Need To Know About Nursing Education<div id="article-content" style="text-align: justify;">
Unlike in the earlier years when nursing was viewed as
apprenticeship that was commonly undertaken by the religious lot and the
convents, lately it has become one of the most admired career paths,
due to the several benefits attached to the career. For anyone looking
for an exciting and rewarding career, you agree with me that nursing is
with no doubt one of them. However, one has to go through some intensive
training for them to be qualified and certified. Considering the wide
range of institutions claiming to offer the best nursing education
today, you need to be very careful in choosing the best institution.
First, you need to ensure that the online education offered is not
mediocre. The only way you can do this is by taking time to find out if
the institution you pick on is reputable, not to mention that it should
be certified and licensed by the relevant bodies in your area of
residence.<br />
You
can also get the best schools by seeking recommendations from people
who have gone through this career path before. A good institution will
make sure that the students are well versed in the medical fields both
practically and theoretically. The course takes four years to complete
and can be specialized into quite a good number of areas. This includes
the nursing specializations in pediatric, mental health and
postoperative nursing among many others. The entry levels are quite
numerous. One can choose to go for the diploma, undergraduate or the
masters program depending on their qualifications, at the time they make
the application. Whichever program that you are interested in, you can
be sure to reap some good benefits in the long-run. The better news is
the fact that, one can take the nursing online education. You can hence
let go the worries of a busy schedule that will never let you take the
course in peace. From the comfort of your home, you can take the online
classes when you are most flexible and become a certified nurse just as
long as you meet all the requirements.<br />
To find the best most
affordable institutions to take the courses from, one needs to take time
to compare the rates of several institutions. This way, they have a
chance to settle on the lowest prices school. One also needs to ensure
that if they pick on an online school, it is recognized and the online
courses are recognized in their area of residence. One cannot afford to
have online nursing education in a place where people have no idea that
it even exists in the first place. This would be a waste of both time
and money.<br />
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