Treating Your Trading As the Real Business That It Is
Today I’d like to welcome Brian McAboy from InsideOutTrading.com. Brian is a well known and respected trainer of traders on how to turn and focus their trading into a business. Today he’s going to give us some insights. As always he’s ready for your comments and questions. Be sure and check out InsideOutTrading.com. ==================================================================== When it comes
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Georgian Mock Invasion Broadcast ‘a Provocation’ – Kosachev
Voice Of Russia Sunday, March 14, 2010 Georgia has been in a state of panic after its Imedi television network broadcast a mock play-out of a scenario in which the country suffers a blitz military invasion from Russia and its President Mikhail Saakashvili is physically eliminated. Many people took the show for real and started packing. The development is not without a reaction in Russia. The Lower House’s foreign affairs head Konstantin Kosachov calls attention to the fact that the once opposition Imedi channel is now controlled by Saakashvili and has apparently been used for staging a deliberate provocation. (ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW) He also suspects a design to replay the latest South Caucasus war, in which the Saakashvili regime tried but failed to forcefully repossess South Ossetia. According to Mr Kosachov, Russia is going to raise the matter on international security bodies. In August 2008, Georgia launched a sudden assault on the South Ossetian capital Tskhinval. Full story here.
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US Federal Reserve Dealing in Magic and Secrets
International Forecaster Sunday, March 14, 2010 The dramatic and costly undertow of deflation continues unabated, as government via fiscal policy and the Federal Reserve, by creating money and credit out of thin air, proceed to overpower this deflation with massive inflation. Unbeknownst to most the Fed and the Treasury have been maintaining this program for the past several years, accompanied by most major countries, all of which have taken the path of least resistance rather than address the underlying problems. The current stage of problems had to be addressed 2-1/2 years ago in what has become known as a credit crisis. This continuing crisis has been accompanied by 22-1/8% current unemployment that has resulted in a perpetual fall in tax revenues and a resultant enlargement of government deficits. We might add that this condition is being experienced by many countries worldwide, which followed America’s leadership into this terrible financial and economic morass. These policies have led to massive sovereign debt policies, a hangover of the policies of 1933 and 1971. The financial system in America is on the edge of default. A recent poll found that 92% of those surveyed wanted to unseat their current representative or Senator in Washington and only 21% believed that government enjoyed the consent of the governed. It’s very obvious people are not happy with the political, economic and financial situation presently. Eighty percent believe that government is enmeshed in partisan infighting. Not only between parties, but within parties as well. Politicians are very aware of these numbers and are frantic to get reelected. The public has recoiled in disgust. People are demanding that the power of government be curbed. People are sick and tired of paid off corrupt politicians, more than half of whom have been in office for more than ten years. It is not healthy for a nation to have $3.3 trillion in Treasury bonds held by foreigners. China holds about $900 billion and Japan about $800 billion. We also understand that hedge funds and others also are fronting both countries, so the figures are not really reflective in their total positions. These nations for the most part are rolling their positions, but have not injected new capital into US Treasuries. That is why the Fed had to fund 80% of new Treasury debt last year. Presently the Fed is fighting and pulling out all stops to halt legislation to audit the Federal Reserve, a private corporation, which has managed our monetary policy since 1913, under the …
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BA strike is unjustified – Adonis
It is not only the damage it’s going to do to passengers and the inconvenience it’s going to cause – which is quite disproportionate to the issues at stake – but also the threat it poses to the future of one of our great companies in this country . BA strike is unjustified – Adonis
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Battling the Bipartisan Consensus for War
Doug Bandow Campaign For Liberty Sunday, March 14, 2010 The U.S. is rarely at peace. It doesn’t matter which party or which politician is in power: American military forces will be on the move, invading a Third World nation here and threatening an emerging power there. In January 2009 Republican George W. Bush yielded to Democrat Barack Obama, and the U.S. government increased military spending and expanded the war in Afghanistan. If a Republican is elected in 2012, recent history suggests that defense outlays will grow further, as Washington attacks another nation or two. Enthusiasm for war crosses party lines — Robert Kagan recently wrote approvingly of the militaristic alliance between “liberal interventionist Democrats” and “hawkish internationalist Republicans” — both groups which have never met a war they didn’t want to fight. However, support for peace also is transpartisan. Such sentiments are perhaps strongest on the Democratic left, which increasingly feels disenfranchised by President Obama. A smaller contingent of libertarians, traditional conservatives, and paleo-conservatives has resisted the conservative movement’s adoption of war-mongering intervention as a basic tenet. Right and Left recently came together for a day-long conference in Washington. Participants included this writer, editors from the Nation , Progressive Review online, American Conservative , Reason , and other publications; leftish anti-war activists reaching back to the Vietnam era and a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School; Ralph Nader; a supporter of Patrick Buchanan’s 1992 presidential bid; a former campaign aide to internet sensation Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) and three members of the Paul-inspired group Young Americans for Liberty; representatives of several activist organizations, including Voters for Peace and Veterans for Peace; and writers, think tankers, academics, and organizers from across the political spectrum. The moment economics, domestic policy, or election law came up, participants disagreed. But on the central issue of war and peace the group united. While war might sometimes be unavoidable — pacifism was not on the agenda, though some of the participants might have been pacifists — it should be a last resort, a tragic necessity to protect a free American society. While war sometimes brings out the finest and most sublime human values such as courage and honor, more often it looses the basest passions and destroys what we most hold dear. Despite today’s constant celebration of all things military, Americans are best served by peace, allowing them to enjoy the pleasures and surmount the challenges of daily life. Yet today the U.S. is one of the world’s most militarized states, accounting for nearly half of the globe’s military outlays. The U.S. government maintains hundreds of military installations and hundreds of thousands of troops abroad. No other country, democratic or authoritarian, comes close to matching America’s aggressive military record in recent decades: nations and territories invaded or bombed include Iraq (twice), Serbia, Bosnian Serbs, Afghanistan, Haiti, Somalia, Panama, and Grenada. Threats have come fast and furious against North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, and most recently …
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Gold is Not a Buy-and-Hold Investment
If the past 30 years are any indication, gold does not constitute an attractive investment over the long term. Moreover, in times of economic recovery, the return on gold falls well short of the return on the stock market.
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ICICI, HDFC, Kotak, Axis Bank Hike Loan Rate: Increase rates on Home Car Loans
There comes the big news which everyone was afraid of – The largest players in the home loan and car loan markets have gone for a Home Loan Rate Hike and Car Loan Rate Hike. …
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(HBAN) Huntington Bancshares Reaffirms 2010 Earnings Guidance
In a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday, Huntington Bancshares Inc. (HBAN) reaffirmed its 2010 guidance. As announced concurrent with the fourth-quarter earnings release on Jan 22, 2010, Huntington expects to return …
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(HSNI) HSN Incorporated – Blasted Away Earnings Expectations
HSN, Inc. (HSNI) shares are surging on the latest earnings report. However, rising estimates are keeping valuations in check. Company Description HSN, Inc. is a retailer that operates several television stations to sell directly to customers. Products …
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Distribution Agreement with Apple Industries – Open Market for MBST’s Karaoke Vending Machine Stock-PR Reports
Stock-PR Reporting FREE Daily Stock Alerts From Stock-PR.com ________________________________________ MBST, Mobile Star Corp., MBST.OB MBST has developed a coin-operated, free-standing karaoke machine. The vending machine provides a unique personal karaoke experience, and is designed by recording studio professionals. Mobile Star is easy-to-use and extremely affordable, allowing any individual to feel like a profesional recording artist. Each customer enjoys an unsurpased
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MBST, – DrStockPick.com Stock Alert! – Distribution Agreement with Apple Industries – Potential to Distribute Over 1,000 MBST’s Karaoke…
Dr Stock Pick HOT News & Alerts! _________________________________________ FREE Daily Stock Alerts From DrStockPick.com _________________________________________ Saturday March 13, 2010 DrStockPick.com Stock Alert! ************************************************************** MBST, Mobile Star Corp., MBST.OB MBST has developed a coin-operated, free-standing karaoke machine. The vending machine provides a unique personal karaoke experience, and is designed by recording studio professionals. MBST’s Mobile Star is easy-to-use and extremely affordable, allowing any individual
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Full body scanner propaganda
In summary, the REAL STORY is that the government knowingly allowed Mr. underpants to enter the “homeland.” Because of their INCOMPETENCE, every citizen of the country will be inconvenienced FOREVER when travelling by airplane. Also, the taxpayer will get to pay for all of these unnecessary machines, as well as the associated manpower and maintenance to operate them, FOREVER. On the bright side, at least Michael Chertoff, former secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, will profit handsomely from this little fiasco because he represents the company that manufactures the full body scanners. Good for you Michael Chertoff and good for your friends! Nicely played. WRH permalink
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