March 31st, 2008 at 11:15pm Under Uncategorized
Finance wrote an interesting post today on
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True, finance has been whupped by presidents before. Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, for example. But that was in the quill-pen era when the financial sector was a pup. Today’s financial services sector, by contrast, is a grasping, …
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:15pm Under Uncategorized
Finance wrote an interesting post today on
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When people first start studying finance, they usually have an idealized view (driven mainly by the movies they’ve seen and stories in the news about tycoons wheeling and dealing on the Wall Street) of just what finance and financial …
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:13pm Under Uncategorized
Finance wrote an interesting post today on
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:11pm Under Uncategorized
Finance Guide Online - Finance Articles about Bankruptcy, Credit, Currency Trading, Day Trading, Debt Consolidation, Debt Relief, Estate Plan Trusts, Investing, Leases Leasing, Loans, Personal-Finance, Stocks Mutual Funds, Structured Settlements, Taxes, Taxes Property, Wealth Building wrote an interesting post today on
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Chase is offering a $125 bonus to customers who open a new checking account. Link to Offer Offer expires April 30, 2008. You already enjoy the benefits of Chase. For even more convenience and value, open a Chase Free Checking account with Direct Deposit by April 30, 2008 and you’ll receive $125 to thank you for your business. It’s easy to get $125! 1. Print this page and take it to your local Chase Branch or apply online by April 30, 2008. 2. Open a Chase Free Checking account with Direc
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:11pm Under Uncategorized
Cashrunner.net - Save Money. Make Money. wrote an interesting post today on
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by Roger Wamker Everything moves around money. You need to have money to eat, to live a comfortable life, to provide education for your children. That is a fact of life. How do you get money? You have to go to work for someone else or open a business for yourself. One great money-making career that you should consider is trading in the largest financial market in the world. Not only is Forex or Foreign Exchange the world’s largest financial market, it is also the most liquid market in the worl
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:10pm Under Uncategorized
Student Loans Consolidation wrote an interesting post today on
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Trading Robots Help You to Trade Forex 24 Hours a Day Posted on March 31st, 2008 by Roger Wamker in Finance by Roger Wamker Everybody needs money in our society. Without money you can’t eat, you can’t provide a good education for your children, you can’t buy the latest gadget. There are many ways to make money, including working for other people or working for yourself. Trading in the largest financial market in the world is surely something you should consider. The Forex market (or Foreign
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March 31st, 2008 at 11:08pm Under Uncategorized
As Far As We Know wrote an interesting post today on
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I’m still hearing from people who moan, groan and jawbone about customer service at Bell Canada. But I think the flood is receding — at least a little. Bell’s senior management knows it has to improve customer service. This is a corporate priority that will go ahead, no matter what happens with the new ownership. The progress may be imperceptible, but it’s there. Kevin Crull, president of residential services at Bell, assumed the job of placating me and my readers. He made himself accessible
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March 31st, 2008 at 10:55pm Under Uncategorized
danielb wrote an interesting post today on
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And now for something really different financial regulation in the United States.
It seems to be odd that there are already detailed plans for how to change financial regulation in the United States, without a discussion of some pretty fundamental questions:
1) Why are we regulating? Is it to protect consumers? Is it to insure that “bad guys” be punished? Is it to deter future “bad guys”? Is it to prevent a collapse of the financial system?
All of these are legitimate reasons for regulation, but they may cause contradictory policy. For example, a system that focuses on punishing bad people is often too late to protect consumers.
Once we have an idea of what the bad thing is we are trying to prevent, then two questions follow
2) Who are the new regulators? What is the role of the Fed, the SEC, the Office o Thrift Supervision, etc??
3) […]
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March 31st, 2008 at 10:47pm Under Uncategorized
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Even the mere perception of: “USA 2008: The Great Depression” is problematic. Oh, f*ck!
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March 31st, 2008 at 10:44pm Under Uncategorized
Zaphod for President wrote an interesting post today on
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Sovereign Wealth Funds: The Rise Of Corporatism fascism finance investment “The first stage of fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of State and corporate power” –Benito Mussolini Last week Treasury Secretary Paulson had a meeting with representatives from Abu Dhabi and Singapore. The meeting involved setting up “rules” for future investments in America from their Sovereign Wealth Funds. “SWF investment decisions should be based solely on co
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