Posts Tagged ‘ real estate ’


Buy Real Estate Stocks Now! (Part 1)

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on November 27, 2007

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Careless loan advances seem to have caused many Tsunamis in the world of stocks! The New York Stock Exchange has led strings of peers all over the world in punishing investors who even discounted bad loans without bothering to check on how they had been disbursed. Stock news has been full of financial planning Gurus falling by the way side because they let down their employers and clients. The backlash has affected small traders in stocks, and has buffeted financial planning by families across the board. Reports of ordinary citizens being unable to meet...

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Buy Real Estate Stocks Now! (Part 2)

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on November 27, 2007

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Buy Real Estate Stocks Now! (Part 1)

Stock Investing in Natural Capitalism

LEED is not an acronym for any stock market listed security, but it is set to sweep stock trading with an investing broom! Leaders in Energy and Environmental Design is a laudable initiative of the U.S. Green Building Council that sets new standards for all stock holders in realty, construction, financial aid for property ownership, and design. LEED is also a matter of justifiable pride for the United States, because it has reinforced the dominance of this super-power in modern...

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Delivering New Stock Market Values through Revolutionary Work Place Practices

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on July 12, 2007

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The stock market has never been comfortable with executive expense accounts, but has lacked concrete bases to question operating and marketing expenses in detail. Things could be changing in the new electronics age, and it is time for investors to ask hard questions about how their precious funds are used in day-to-day operations.

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Why the Singapore Stock Market Loves Property Companies

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on November 1, 2006

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The Singapore stock market enjoys an advantage over its regional peers, because of the professional excellence of its listed property companies. This is ironical in the sense that most of Singapore’s neighbors have far better and large land resources. Perhaps this handicap has spurred Singapore companies to new heights. Anyway, the stock market certainly is not complaining, and revels in the extraordinary success of this sector.

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Stocks Versus Real Estate?

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on March 13, 2006

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To avoid hearing about the real estate bubble, you must have been living in a bubble. For the last year, every time I've picked up a magazine, I have read yet another article on the topic.

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