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• Can We Outsource the Fed? - Editor, 5 March 2008 - No Comments yet

Imagine 40 million foreclosures being forgiven. That is what the Indian government has proposed to do in its latest budget. Poor farmers need not pay back outstanding loans. There are other measures on the anvil to help the country’s poor.

• Can We Ever Be Certain of Day Trading Gains? - Editor, 4 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Well we can come close. Stock brokers have built empires out of day trading by clients. Misconceptions rule the business of short-term stock trades. It is not necessarily akin to gambling. Neither must it involve peering endlessly at charts on computer screens. Classic technical analysis means less to day trading in this age. Present stock market conditions are far too different from the past. Stochastic modeling is the best way to deal with random stock price movements. However, you have to be a math wizard to figure out Markov Chains. Do not let that latter term scare you away for there are easier ways to win at stock trades.

• Which Stock Market Losses Hurt Most? - Editor, 4 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Stock trading is unfairly infamous for losses. It is the opposite of lotteries as far as media coverage goes. Have you ever read about the people who buy tickets everyday without any winnings? Conversely, making steady incomes through stock trading only rarely makes it to the front pages. However, extreme risks with professional option trade can even land you in jail!

• Are You Part of The NYSE: PTR Stock Opportunity As Yet? - Editor, 4 March 2008 - No Comments yet

Freedom activists wear China bashing on their sleeves. Spielberg can afford this, but it does not pay in stock trading. Beijing and big business are in cahoots. Read about how their giant corporations stalk the stock market world at one of our sister sites: Does China Business Have a New Strategy and How Does That Affect You?

• What Do Women Want from the Stock Market? - Editor, 3 March 2008 - 1 Comment

Personal preferences will color most answers to this question. There is no requirement that every female must have exactly the same investment objectives. May such individuality rule the stock market! The only matter on which we can all agree is that Bernanke should hit the interest rate reduction button as often as possible.

• Turn the Mortgage and Credit Crisis to Your Advantage - Editor, 3 March 2008 - No Comments yet

We tend to ignore the human side of the mortgage crisis. Interest rate changes will help reduce bank losses. What can it do to a person who is no longer credit worthy? The wealthy can make small talk about losses made by financial institutions. Who will shed tears for victims of foreclosures?

• Nirvana through Rebirth in the Stock Market after Foreclosure - Editor, 3 March 2008 - No Comments yet

The housing market and stock have always competed for our savings. Real estate appreciation means just as much as owning a home. The number of homes a person has is an easy way to tell how rich he or she must be. However, there are times when stock can appreciate more than housing. 2008 is probably one such year.

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