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November 16, 2018 News 3 Comments

Google just named a former Oracle exec as the head of its giant cloud business

Google just named a former Oracle exec as the head of its giant cloud business CNBC first reported the news. Kurian was the president of product development … something we should accept as a great compliment as well as a huge responsibility. We’ve built a strong business toget… Continue reading at businessinsider.com Volkswagen CEO to […]

February 15, 2016 Personal One Comment

4 personal finance lessons from former Presidents

4 personal finance lessons from former Presidents Presidents’ Day, while often marked with celebrations, reenactments, and other events, is also a time to reflect on important lessons learned from our former American leaders. Although times have changed and technological advancements have been made … Continue reading at cuinsight.com Financial detox: Making your savings work harder […]

I personally love the fact that you can trade whenever you want to with the Forex. You see, in the stock trading world you are flagged if you are deemed to be a daytrader. In other words if a trader of stocks chooses to trade every day, he or she must have an account balance of 50,000 dollars to do so. There are no such restrictions when it comes to trading the 4x. If you work at night, you may trade in the daytime. If you work during the day, you may trade at night. You simply trade according to the schedule that works best for you.

Buy gold bars or coins, and put them in a safety deposit box. If you chose to purchase coins from a coin shop, make certain you pay the lowest price possible and that they have a buy back policy. If you elect to go with a broker, fees will be inevitable because you are purchasing a tangible commodity.

Past performance is no guarantee of the future. You have probably heard this disclaimer a thousand times before, but it is really important to understand. Most rating systems have little to no predictive element in them. It's natural to think that the best performer of the past will be the best performer in the future. Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Just think about it; if it were that easy, investors would just continue to buy last year's winners knowing that they will be this year's winners. And that seldom works.