Posted on December 17, 2009 by jia zhou

Here is the habit of most consumers I see in the past years. Hypothetically, you are out there to look for a new car, or a used car, whatever new or used, you might need a vehicle for yourself, to work, to do the grocery shopping. You might not have enough money for [...]

Posted on December 10, 2009 by jia zhou

As you all knew, buying a printer is cheap on the market now, but what about the ink? A pair of ink, such as black color, and multi – color ink cartridge might end up with over $60. So, if you are frequent user of printer, which mean you have a lot of [...]

Posted on October 01, 2009 by Julie Spaulding

If you have some spare cash lying around during these tough times you are probably luckier than most. With the stock market going down the drain every cent counts, and many people can not survive unless they use some of what they previously considered to be ‘disposable income’. However, what if you are one of [...]

Posted on September 30, 2009 by Julie Spaulding

Most people around the developed world are now aware that a global economic down turn is taking place, and in some countries a recession is in full force. However, it is not common knowledge what actually started this fateful chain of events leading to the loss of thousands and possibly millions of jobs worldwide. What [...]

Posted on September 20, 2009 by Nayab Naseer

An investor who hopes to make money in the stock exchange should spend time researching on the fundamentals of the company. The fundamentals include the past financial performance, the assets of the company, the debt to equity ratio, the background of the promoters, the products the company sells, the company’s plans for the future and [...]

Posted on September 12, 2009 by jia zhou

The model of unlimited calling started from metro pcs. People would like a phone service just like their landline, unlimited calling while you can keep paying the same rate each month. It would be more suitable for majority of people, especially people who would make calls more often with their cellular phone. [...]

Posted on August 27, 2009 by Adam Pichette

About a month ago, every other article about the future of the stock market referred to doom and gloom. Even after rebounding from lows in the 6000s up to highs in the 8000s, commentators felt that we were headed back to 6000. What happened? One month later and the market has risen near [...]

Posted on August 24, 2009 by Adam Pichette

After a strong selloff to start last week, the stock market staged a 4 day rally that pushed all market indices to 2009 highs. This rally has extended over the weekend into Monday morning, with the market up in morning trading. Usually when the market rallys for 5 straight days of gains it [...]

Posted on August 20, 2009 by Adam Pichette

Day trading is a very risky venture to make any kind of income. To risk your own capital in a volatile business, such as the stock market, in hopes to make money takes a lot of faith and an extreme amount of skill and patience. Also needed is a strong balanced set of [...]

Posted on August 18, 2009 by jia zhou

On the previous lesson, we learn that fuel – economy plays a huge affect on our daily life, especially we, the average American depends on our transportation, such as passenger cars for commute. On the past summer, the gasoline price gone up to over $4.00 per gallon. It was the biggest setback for [...]