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Choosing a Brokerage Firm

If you’re ready to do some investing, you need a broker to be able to buy stocks, options, and pretty much anything else. Deciding on the right broker for you can be difficult. If you’ve made the rounds of the local brokerage firms you’ll notice a trend: they all charge a lot in commissions. If you start looking online you’ll notice the commissions are decidedly lower but are these brokers a good deal or just a good deal of trouble?

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Printing Press Battle

Currency Wars: Money Printing- Wind at Stock Market’s Back

While common sense tells us “printing our way to prosperity” seems like an unlikely longer-term outcome, in the short run it can help push stock prices higher.  From Bloomberg: The global currency wars are heating up again as central banks embark on a new round of easing to combat a slowdown in growth.  The European

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Will the Labour Party Help or Hinder U.K. Business?

In the U.K. the opposition party appoints a person to “shadow” the person in office thus learning the job and able to speak intelligently about alternative policies. Following the speeches of Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls and Party Leader Ed Miliband, we now know more about how Labour plans to treat business.  So if  the Labour party wins the 2015 general election, would they help U.K. business or hinder it?

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Obama and Putin

Is Putin Right?

I never thought I’d agree with Putin. And of course, he has his own agenda. He is already supplying Syria with the bombs and nerve gas he has so “graciously” offered to monitor… kind of like the fox offering to guard the henhouse,  but be that as it may…  he has a point. According to the

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ERP and networking are management information system trends

Tracking Management Information Systems Trends

As the saying goes. “Hindsight is always 20/20”, but for those companies who are looking to make critical management decisions, there is no way to look into the future with a 20/20 gaze.  For many facets of business, however, management information systems have become a practical and fruitful means of developing better business operations and expanding a company’s market.  Previously it may have been necessary to use only human intuition, but today there are many ways to avoid the thorny biases and judgment errors that affect decision-making processes.

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