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• Alternative Financial Planning to Revive a Flagging National Economy (Part 1) - Editor, 6 February 2008 - No Comments yet

Stock market volatility makes writing these articles hell! You have hardly finished research on why the stock market has crashed, when it stages an exaggerated recovery in response to yet another regulatory interest rate cut! It does not help matters when so many stock exchange operators all over the globe count so heavily on the Chair Person of the US Federal Reserve. We are so dizzy following crazy stock price trends that we have thought of a new series on how to stave off recession threats. Why do we need so many financial planning wizards if higher margins for sub-prime Gurus are all it takes to save a national economy?

• Alternative Financial Planning to Revive a Flagging National Economy (Part 2) - Editor, 6 February 2008 - No Comments yet

Alternative Financial Planning to Revive a Flagging National Economy (Part 1)

6. Limit spending on Presidential campaigns, and achieve transparency on Political Action Committees and assorted routes of soft money. Funnel the cash to create new jobs and to cut budgetary deficits. Let no one confabulate in secret on the powers that votes confer!

• A Stock That Looks Inside Young Minds (Part 1) - Editor, 5 February 2008 - No Comments yet

Since every generation is so different from its predecessor, we witness entirely new enterprise models on the stock market from time to time. Some veteran investor groups heap scorn on stocks representing values entirely different from their own, but there is undeniable stock investment merit in spotting dramatic new social trends. We are pleased to start a new series with this piece, looking for outstanding new stocks that represent tomorrow’s market opportunities. As always, we hope that this will stimulate dialog, and would love to interact with you on all stock investment, personal finance, and business management issues.

• A Stock That Looks Inside Young Minds (Part 2) - Editor, 5 February 2008 - No Comments yet

A Stock That Looks Inside Young Minds (Part 1)

Customer Engagement through Social Partisanship for Stock Value

Young people are politically conscious, and love to rise against injustices of the old establishment. American Apparel’s management may have some internal and personal values for the rights of immigrants, but the stock value advantages of putting the issue squarely on top of the branding mountain, are striking and undeniable. You will want to support stocks of this company, quite apart from providing its brands with enthusiastic custom, if you are a part of the greater Hispanic scene in the United States. However, American Apparel blends its advocacy for immigrants so seamlessly with the outrageously bold images of its models that the brand can look forward to crazed following-at least until the next style icon comes around!

• A Fitting Financial Planning Reply to Sub-Prime Rogues (Part 1) - Editor, 4 February 2008 - No Comments yet

This financial planning success story comes from the ethereally beautiful climes of Ontario. Hard nosed Wall Street honchos may hit their optical devices with disgust, but there can be no doubt that a creative solution to the sub-prime woes of the United States, is ready just across the Northern border. Credit unions are not new to financial planning in the United States, but the movement has no caucuses, lobbies, Political Action Committees, and other democratic instruments of influence! This article is the first in a series which we hope to research and to publish during the coming weeks, in which we examine alternative and successful retirement financial planning models. We lack the credentials to write prescriptions, so please keep a new tab handy to key in notes on your opinions as you read the rest of this piece.

• A Fitting Financial Planning Reply to Sub-Prime Rogues (Part 2) - Editor, 4 February 2008 - No Comments yet

A Fitting Financial Planning Reply to Sub-Prime Rogues (Part 1)

The political structures of democratic functioning, and the financial interests of major stock market operators are closely aligned. Networks serve as mutual customer satisfaction rings. The sub-prime phenomenon of 2007 must be seen in the light of the fact that the wealthy, the privileged, and those who part of the customer-service provider network, have not lost their homes. Woe betides the bank executive who would dare sell a sub-prime scam to a connected person!

• What Top Stocks Foretell (Part 1) - Editor, 3 February 2008 - No Comments yet

Stock value may be said to represent customer appreciation, if margin efficiencies are assumed to be equal in free enterprise. A company that outperforms nearly identical competitors reflects the popular choices of a majority. The value of Sears stocks are even higher than the nominal stock value that it has enjoyed for decades: the brand name is an icon of the American way of life. It has an indelible place in the modern history of the United States. The company has enabled countless baby boomers to dress well for less, and has made it possible to shop from the leisure of our own home, and in privacy.

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