Generally markets slowly climb “a wall of worry” gaining a bit of ground and losing a bit until the final “blow-off top” where the market goes parabolic and the few remaining investors are fighting to get in on a “sure thing” but at this point the insiders are in the process of unloading their shares to […]
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With the current state of the global economy, many businesses within all sectors around the world are struggling to make a profit. Well, known businesses are closing or going into bankruptcy almost every other day, so it is surprising to learn that car sales have remained strong. Particularly given the large expense associated with buying a new car. Recently, it came as quite a shock to many when BMW announced that 2012 was not only a profitable year but actually their most successful year ever. The question arises, how, in an age where money is tightly guarded by consumers, have brands like BMW managed to build on their success?
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Economic refugees are seeking intentional living communities. Libertarians are seeking to escape countries once regarded as the best places in the world.
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Binary Options are everywhere these days. Today we will look at what makes them so appealing and why traders are switching from trading pure Forex, stocks or commodities to trading Binary Options on the same asset classes.
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The rising cost of mining operations and unstable prices of commodities combined with the rising strength of Australian dollar has made times tougher for the Australian mining industry, even at the best mines in the country. Current tends in Australian Mining Industry Increasing Cost of Production and Uncertain Commodity Demand- High rising cost of labor, introduction
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Australian Real Estate and Economic Trends According to new data, personal finance fell 0.9% during October, after the release of official figures by the Reserve Bank of Australia. Seasonally adjusted personal finance dropped to $7.343 billion for October after a revised September intake of $7.409 billion. October also witnessed the total number of commercial loans
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Financial Trend Forecaster has undergone a facelift. Yes, we’ve updated the the site to make it more user friendly. It is now easier to navigate on that new tablet or iPhone you got for Christmas. The pages scale and adjust themselves to narrower screens and we’ve added a few touches just to make it more
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Editor’s Note: I recently received the following question from a gentleman named Arthur, about the meaning of the stock exchange index numbers. ~Tim McMahon, editor Mr. McMahon, I must say I appreciate the updates you send me each day, but I do have question regarding the world markets. What do these figures entail? Dow 13,232.62 FTSE
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Solar Energy Company Financing Solar energy projects in the U.S. have been largely financed by tax equity investors for the past decade. Because most of these projects come from companies much too small to pay income tax, they have relied on very large companies to finance them. These companies benefit from the Federal tax credits that
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Spending Trends- The Olympic Games were an impressive spectacle in London over the last few weeks and analysts predict that it will create world-wide spending ripples. For instance, the jolliness is expected to contribute $2.6-billion into the Australian economy, the bulk of which is believed to be spent at bars and pubs. And, interestingly enough, this time, it’s the
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