Monthly Archives: May 2006


Your Personal 10-Point Survival Guide for Stock Market Katrinas

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on May 29, 2006

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Who can claim to have no interest in the stock market? Mainstream media certainly subscribe to survey findings that most 21st century humans are driven largely by passion to accumulate ever-growing personal net worth! Pick up any newspaper or magazine of your choice, or browse through scores of channels and stations, and you will surely encounter news of stocks that you should have bought!

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The Number One Stock Market of the World

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on May 18, 2006

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No city comes even close to New York in terms of stock market power. Home to both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ), trillions of dollars of industrial and commercial value are made, lost and traded here every year. No firm of substance can afford to ignore the capitalist forum of the stock market. New York, the financial capital of the world's biggest economy, fittingly hosts the two largest bourses.

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The Dependancy of Stock Market Investments

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on May 17, 2006

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Investments are dependant upon a variety of natural as well as induced, dependant forces. In today's economies, capital moves freely across national and international borders as traders, investors and speculators seek to maximize their gains while minimizing their losses. Stock Markets play an important, often vital role, in the daily movement of capital and are the most accurate and reliable barometer of individual as well as institutional investor sentiment. It is that sentiment that dictates the flow of liquidity and drives expectations by rewarding investors with unpredictable rates of return or punishing them with the most painful of consequences.

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