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From Yahoo news.
Recession is a period for economy when economic activity shrinks for two consecutive quarters.
The contraction has come from the periphery to the center.
Spain contracted ( 0.4%); Italy (0.7%); Greece (6.2%)
France managed 0.00 growth, Germany 0.3.% Netherlands 0.2% The whole Eurozone managed a just 0.2% contraction. Eurozone would be lagging behind Japan who managed 3.6% and USA. 2.2%
Eurozone contracted as whole by 0.2% (which would be prediction until the end of the year)
What does this mean for the rest of the world?
For our electronics and exporters to Europe?
For our OFW in Spain, Italy, UK?
Yahoo news - Euroz0ne shrank 0.2%
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Is this good news? PHL economy grew at 5.9% in Q2
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From Yahoo News
The PHL economy grew at 5.9% in second quarter. Compare that with 5.4% in Malaysia, and 0.3% in Germany. (France, has 0.00 growth) The growth was driven by strong services sector (BPO)
Let us work hard to sustain this. Congratulations entrepinoys
From Yahoo News
The PHL economy grew at 5.9% in second quarter. Compare that with 5.4% in Malaysia, and 0.3% in Germany. (France, has 0.00 growth) The growth was driven by strong services sector (BPO)
Let us work hard to sustain this. Congratulations entrepinoys
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Out of Patent Drugs could mean $170 billion loss for big pharma
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This post is an invitation for subscription for private briefing - investment opportunity for only $5.00 per month
One of the opportunities is the expiry of drugs of large pharma. The expiry would mean a potential loss of sales to the tune of $l70 billion. For the pharmas to speed up the process, they will buy small pharma with blockbuster discoveries. Would you what are those companies so that you can invest in them?
This post is an invitation for subscription for private briefing - investment opportunity for only $5.00 per month
One of the opportunities is the expiry of drugs of large pharma. The expiry would mean a potential loss of sales to the tune of $l70 billion. For the pharmas to speed up the process, they will buy small pharma with blockbuster discoveries. Would you what are those companies so that you can invest in them?
What are the top three currencies to invest in?
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If you are a forex speculator/trader, what would be the top three best bet for currency trade?
They are:
l. Canadia dollar - trades at par or below US dollar, has sound banking system and strong economy
2. South Korean won - trades at l000 won/US dollar; has a 1 trillion economy, strong and stable government and economy
3. Chilean peso - trades at 474.00 vs dollar, has strong exports (but hinged to Canada).
Chinese yuan continues to be strong. From money morning
If you are a forex speculator/trader, what would be the top three best bet for currency trade?
They are:
l. Canadia dollar - trades at par or below US dollar, has sound banking system and strong economy
2. South Korean won - trades at l000 won/US dollar; has a 1 trillion economy, strong and stable government and economy
3. Chilean peso - trades at 474.00 vs dollar, has strong exports (but hinged to Canada).
Chinese yuan continues to be strong. From money morning
Will Grexit become a reality?
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If Greece exits the Eurozone, what would be cost? The implications?
The European market and rallied and even gained after ECB President Mario Draghi announced that ECB would do everything to keep Greece within Eurozone.
Eurozone waits with baited breath the approval of the ESM (European Stability Mechanism) where Germany has committed to place 700 billion Euros ($820 billions) That date is September 12 when the German constitutional court will decide as to wheter ESM is constitutional.
FDR president Joachim Gauch would not sign the ESM until a full full legal review has been made.
Will he or will he not sign?
If Greece exits the Eurozone, what would be cost? The implications?
The European market and rallied and even gained after ECB President Mario Draghi announced that ECB would do everything to keep Greece within Eurozone.
Eurozone waits with baited breath the approval of the ESM (European Stability Mechanism) where Germany has committed to place 700 billion Euros ($820 billions) That date is September 12 when the German constitutional court will decide as to wheter ESM is constitutional.
FDR president Joachim Gauch would not sign the ESM until a full full legal review has been made.
Will he or will he not sign?
No one can stop big profile Ponzi scheme these days?
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By Chris Martenson
Are we aware of Ponzi schemes. These are high payback schemes that pays back investors with investments of other takers. When the last investor comes in, he is left with nothing, because his investment has been used to pay off others.
This is pervasive these days: we have Bernie Madoff, Bear Stearns, the Libor scandal, the Eurozone crisis.
According to Warren Buffett, "It is only after the tide goes out when you learn who has been swimming naked" Paraphrased as, "it is when the pie stops expanding that you see a Ponzi scheme"
Expansion of credit, robust economy does not expose a Ponzi scheme; bad times does.
The complaint is these are not discovered because the regulatorslook the other way around.
Thus investors, caveat. Be wary, that in a card game or investment scheme, "the sucker there is you" And according to P.T. Barnum, every minute more suckers are born. Are you the one?
Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme
Another look at Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme
The originator of the scheme - Charles Ponzi
By Chris Martenson
Are we aware of Ponzi schemes. These are high payback schemes that pays back investors with investments of other takers. When the last investor comes in, he is left with nothing, because his investment has been used to pay off others.
This is pervasive these days: we have Bernie Madoff, Bear Stearns, the Libor scandal, the Eurozone crisis.
According to Warren Buffett, "It is only after the tide goes out when you learn who has been swimming naked" Paraphrased as, "it is when the pie stops expanding that you see a Ponzi scheme"
Expansion of credit, robust economy does not expose a Ponzi scheme; bad times does.
The complaint is these are not discovered because the regulatorslook the other way around.
Thus investors, caveat. Be wary, that in a card game or investment scheme, "the sucker there is you" And according to P.T. Barnum, every minute more suckers are born. Are you the one?
Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme
Another look at Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme
The originator of the scheme - Charles Ponzi
US Government spends hundreds of millions of dollars on SNAP
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The US Dept of Agriculture, according to Liberty News Digest, has been spending millions of dollars on SNAP (Special Nutrition Assistance Program). It went to the extent of producing Spanish telenovelas, 10 series, flaunting the food stamp program. More than 45 million Americans are on dole, one of the highest in the history.
The Obama administration is spending huge amounts on welfare:
$76 billion on food stamps and
$115 billion on disability benefits
No wonder US Fed is broke.
Liberty News suggests that the President because of this great effort wear as a badge of honor the title Food Stamp President
What do you think of these stat?
Is it OK for US to be a welfare state? Is it OK to actively promote a welfare program?
Liberty News
The US Dept of Agriculture, according to Liberty News Digest, has been spending millions of dollars on SNAP (Special Nutrition Assistance Program). It went to the extent of producing Spanish telenovelas, 10 series, flaunting the food stamp program. More than 45 million Americans are on dole, one of the highest in the history.
The Obama administration is spending huge amounts on welfare:
$76 billion on food stamps and
$115 billion on disability benefits
No wonder US Fed is broke.
Liberty News suggests that the President because of this great effort wear as a badge of honor the title Food Stamp President
What do you think of these stat?
Is it OK for US to be a welfare state? Is it OK to actively promote a welfare program?
Liberty News
6 other reasons why Facebook is not a good buy?
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WSD completed the 6 other reasons why FB is not a good buy (a good bye?)
l. There are 8% fa(c)ke accounts? That is huge.
2. Fake advertising. Bots are driving up clicks and FB executives cant be contacted on this
3. No history of rebounds;
4. A serious valuation problem (revenues, investment in core business etc)
Why is Dustin Moskovitz, FB co founder liquidating his shares? The first 6 reasons mentions 5 key FB officials quitting/jumping ship?
WSD completed the 6 other reasons why FB is not a good buy (a good bye?)
l. There are 8% fa(c)ke accounts? That is huge.
2. Fake advertising. Bots are driving up clicks and FB executives cant be contacted on this
3. No history of rebounds;
4. A serious valuation problem (revenues, investment in core business etc)
Why is Dustin Moskovitz, FB co founder liquidating his shares? The first 6 reasons mentions 5 key FB officials quitting/jumping ship?
Did facebook bottom out at $18.75?
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Louis Basense, Wall Street Daily is bearish on the Facebook. Money could not be made on FB on capital gains, but could be shorted. At $18.75 last Monday, FB is 50% off the original selling price of $38.00@.
Not so good signs:
l. Many stocks sell -out?
2. Five key officials of FB jumped ship. Why did they jump ship?
Does facebook have a bright future?
Louis Basense, Wall Street Daily is bearish on the Facebook. Money could not be made on FB on capital gains, but could be shorted. At $18.75 last Monday, FB is 50% off the original selling price of $38.00@.
Not so good signs:
l. Many stocks sell -out?
2. Five key officials of FB jumped ship. Why did they jump ship?
Does facebook have a bright future?
Friday, August 24, 2012
Healthy Labs, a start up for people sick with colitis and Chron's disease
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Healthy Labs, a start up by two University of California Sean Ahrens and Will Cole will connect some l.5 million people afflicted with colitis and Crohn's disease.
Their first project include the beta release of Chronology which monitor's treatment of Chron's disease. Ahren was diagnosed with Chron's at the age of 12.
They will have future project for Multiple Sclerosis and Cystic Fibrosis
Healthy Labs, a start up by two University of California Sean Ahrens and Will Cole will connect some l.5 million people afflicted with colitis and Crohn's disease.
Their first project include the beta release of Chronology which monitor's treatment of Chron's disease. Ahren was diagnosed with Chron's at the age of 12.
They will have future project for Multiple Sclerosis and Cystic Fibrosis
Apple now has the biggest market cap at $623 billion
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From Reuters
Apple, riding on the success of its iPhone became last Monday the company with biggest market cap at $623.00 billion exceeding Microsoft capitalization peak at $62l.00 billion in its heyday in 1999. Apple replaced Exxon in the number one spot.
Apple's market value rose by 54% in 2012; with a cash hoard of $l00. billion, It has entered the books as the biggest company in terms of market capitalization
From Reuters
Apple, riding on the success of its iPhone became last Monday the company with biggest market cap at $623.00 billion exceeding Microsoft capitalization peak at $62l.00 billion in its heyday in 1999. Apple replaced Exxon in the number one spot.
Apple's market value rose by 54% in 2012; with a cash hoard of $l00. billion, It has entered the books as the biggest company in terms of market capitalization
7 Frugal Tips from Millionaire Entrepreneurs
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From entrepreneur.com.
What saving tips from millionaires? Precisely, they became millionaires because they were frugal. No spendthrift ever became an millionaire; is there? Those who are millionaires who are spendthrifts would probably be COOs (children of owners)
Some of the tips:
l. Use the credit card rewards (I know of one millionaire who used an Allied Bank rewards for PALsmiles to travel to US and elsewhere ( 35 miles for every Pl,000 deposits)
2. Avoid fancy furniture
5 other frugal tips from millionaire entrepreneurs.
From entrepreneur.com.
What saving tips from millionaires? Precisely, they became millionaires because they were frugal. No spendthrift ever became an millionaire; is there? Those who are millionaires who are spendthrifts would probably be COOs (children of owners)
Some of the tips:
l. Use the credit card rewards (I know of one millionaire who used an Allied Bank rewards for PALsmiles to travel to US and elsewhere ( 35 miles for every Pl,000 deposits)
2. Avoid fancy furniture
5 other frugal tips from millionaire entrepreneurs.
Pres. Candidate Romney calls for Fed Bank Audit?
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Pres. Candidate Romney renews call for audit of US Fed Bank, a move that could spark more debate. Romney thinks that the currency should not be debased.
However at the same time, the independence of such a body, a Reserve Bank must be maintained.
What do you think: independence or audit?
US Fed bank must be audited?
Pres. Candidate Romney renews call for audit of US Fed Bank, a move that could spark more debate. Romney thinks that the currency should not be debased.
However at the same time, the independence of such a body, a Reserve Bank must be maintained.
What do you think: independence or audit?
US Fed bank must be audited?
Is Apple buying Netflix? Are you investing in Netflix to speculate?
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One way of opportunity seeking, if you are an equity player is to target companies ripe for take over.
As there is an increase frenzy in take over, prices go up sometimes by a factor of two, and profits are made. However, there is a downside. It could be an outright ruse or play to put the stock into play. The ruse may be true or false.
If however, the suitor company changes its mind, then you the investor is left holding the proverbial empty bag.
Always target the companies that you think will make it, with or without the prospect of takeover.
One way of opportunity seeking, if you are an equity player is to target companies ripe for take over.
As there is an increase frenzy in take over, prices go up sometimes by a factor of two, and profits are made. However, there is a downside. It could be an outright ruse or play to put the stock into play. The ruse may be true or false.
If however, the suitor company changes its mind, then you the investor is left holding the proverbial empty bag.
Always target the companies that you think will make it, with or without the prospect of takeover.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Best wishes for President Obama
Jorge Saguinsin (jorge.saguinsin@gmail.com) came across this link and thought you would be interested in checking this out.
A very bold statement for President Obama. It says the president failed on all his promises. That is too bad
Newsweek Cover: Hit the Road Barack
And to think that Newsweek has become leftist.
A very bold statement for President Obama. It says the president failed on all his promises. That is too bad
Newsweek Cover: Hit the Road Barack
And to think that Newsweek has become leftist.
Dick Young on US government and future
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Richard Young started work as a runner, built his business from ground up. Disgruntled at how some IB, financial advisory firm, he put up his own research and publishing company on finance and investment. He wanted to help his customer to learn the true state of economy and make investments accordingly.
He terms the people from govt and other policy makers digging grave for the US society and economy. He believes that many of the data are manufactured if not entirely false.
The US is bankrupt
Richard Young started work as a runner, built his business from ground up. Disgruntled at how some IB, financial advisory firm, he put up his own research and publishing company on finance and investment. He wanted to help his customer to learn the true state of economy and make investments accordingly.
He terms the people from govt and other policy makers digging grave for the US society and economy. He believes that many of the data are manufactured if not entirely false.
The US is bankrupt
Monday, August 20, 2012
Views from a Geologist, Mining Exploration Engineer
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I happened to be seated at 6b on the way to an Easter Visayan city. I was next to a stout man in black. He was Engr Araga, an exploration mining engineer, graduate of Mapua, has been in 39 countries, and worked both in oil and mining exploration.
He was visiting a partner in Leyte, then he will fly to Cebu and later to Davao. They are into coal mining in Cebu (anthracite, the high quality, high temp kind) precious metal in Cebu and Davao.
I asked him many questions on:
l. oil fracking,
2. gold fracking (where yields jump up by l000%. He says that technology is at infancy stage)
3. propane fracking in oil
4. the Bakken in North Dakota phenomenon
5. the NG gas reserves (he knows this is correct estimate of proven reserves while doing exploration work for Shell; however there were easier to recover LNG elsewhere in the world that is why the Spratly exploration was not on top of the list)...
He said that NG is the way to go - cheap and plentiful.
One hour was not enough to pick his brains.
He knew about the Mike de Guzman gold fiasco in Indonesia. He even made some capital gains - he invested at $l7 and got at out at $233.00/share before the shares peaked at $300+
I wish him well.
I happened to be seated at 6b on the way to an Easter Visayan city. I was next to a stout man in black. He was Engr Araga, an exploration mining engineer, graduate of Mapua, has been in 39 countries, and worked both in oil and mining exploration.
He was visiting a partner in Leyte, then he will fly to Cebu and later to Davao. They are into coal mining in Cebu (anthracite, the high quality, high temp kind) precious metal in Cebu and Davao.
I asked him many questions on:
l. oil fracking,
2. gold fracking (where yields jump up by l000%. He says that technology is at infancy stage)
3. propane fracking in oil
4. the Bakken in North Dakota phenomenon
5. the NG gas reserves (he knows this is correct estimate of proven reserves while doing exploration work for Shell; however there were easier to recover LNG elsewhere in the world that is why the Spratly exploration was not on top of the list)...
He said that NG is the way to go - cheap and plentiful.
One hour was not enough to pick his brains.
He knew about the Mike de Guzman gold fiasco in Indonesia. He even made some capital gains - he invested at $l7 and got at out at $233.00/share before the shares peaked at $300+
I wish him well.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
What is Fiscal Cliff and why it is hurting US already?
Hugh Johnson: Fear of 'Fiscal Cliff' Hurting Economy Already
The fiscal cliff means uncertainity. And uncertainity spooks investors. The fiscal and policies are being watched by investors. And when they are unclear as today, in US, being a period of Fiscal Cliff... (Fiscal cliff is happenning because the tax perks expired are expiring, and nothing is certain as to their replacement)
Why Did Berkshire dump Intel Shares and buy Oil Stocks Instead
Buffett's Berkshire Dumps Intel Shares, Buys Oil Stocks
Berkshire investments are usually watched by many investors as foreboding of what is hot in investments. They usually make such great hits.
Lately they dumped Intel shares and bought oil stocks instead. Why?
What could be their reason?
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Drought in US Pushes Prices of Gasoline Higher
What is the relationship of absence of corn/lack of it to the gasoline prices.
The severe drought caused shortage of ethanol, and hence the price increase in gasoline
Well, the use of ethanol (alcohol) has caused increase in prices of corn.
The drought brought about lesser corn production, and the same or increasing demand increased the price of ethanol; thus driving prices of gasoline
Midwest Drought Helps Push Gasoline Prices Higher
Yahoo News on drought causing increase in petrol prices
Us Students are not spending more; think US is in recession
The students say US is in recession and thus are not spending more
US Back-to-school Shoppers in No Mood to Splurge
Are the students correct in thinking this way?
Is US really in a recession? Are the graphs telling the truth?
Can the US recover with dampened demand?
Or is it because of the high default of US student loan (Sally Mae is bankrupt?)
Friday, August 10, 2012
Great Stock picks for 2012
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These are golden opportunities to make money on some 10 stocks for 2012. Would Warren Buffet have made the same decision.
Thinking independently, would you arrive at the same picks.
By doing your research, you can make great stock picks too.
Street Authority - stock picks for 2012
Street Authority - stock picks for 2012
Neil Barofsky thinks Obama administration is too soft on too big to fail banks
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Neil Barofsky, senior inspector of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) which assisted troubled institution in 2008 recover through government/taxpayer money, thinks the present government is lax on too big to fail institutions (because of Tim Geithner, a former Wall Street veteran)
Even the Dodd - Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, is not addressing the problem of breaking up of too big to fail banks.
By not addressing the main problem, the US financial system is vulnerable to excess and financial shock again:
Video interview
Neil Barofsky, senior inspector of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) which assisted troubled institution in 2008 recover through government/taxpayer money, thinks the present government is lax on too big to fail institutions (because of Tim Geithner, a former Wall Street veteran)
Even the Dodd - Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, is not addressing the problem of breaking up of too big to fail banks.
By not addressing the main problem, the US financial system is vulnerable to excess and financial shock again:
Video interview
Richard Branson's tips for business entrepreneurs
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Richard Branson is writing for Entrepreneur.com where he gives advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.
He thinks that with economic uncertainities and rapidly changing technologies, it is difficult to achieve what Virgin has accomplished ( This is a little bit conceited on the part of RB, as all entrepreneurs are. Anybody, or everybody, given the right passion, and just that one opportunity, one chance, one spark that one space could launch another great business and airline. etc. Just look at MZ and other young entreps)
Some of his advice, and they are like other truisms for entreps:
l. Love what you do;
2. Be innovative; be differentiated;
3. LBL (not LOL) Lead by Listening
More tips by Richard Branson
Richard Branson is writing for Entrepreneur.com where he gives advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.
He thinks that with economic uncertainities and rapidly changing technologies, it is difficult to achieve what Virgin has accomplished ( This is a little bit conceited on the part of RB, as all entrepreneurs are. Anybody, or everybody, given the right passion, and just that one opportunity, one chance, one spark that one space could launch another great business and airline. etc. Just look at MZ and other young entreps)
Some of his advice, and they are like other truisms for entreps:
l. Love what you do;
2. Be innovative; be differentiated;
3. LBL (not LOL) Lead by Listening
More tips by Richard Branson
10 Great Olympians and their secrets.
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Olympic champions and business entrepreneur share many things in common: desire to succeed, excellence and determination. Both want to overcome obstacles and exceed human limits of endurance, pain. How to be a no limit person.
Everybody wants to be a champion - from Entrepreneur.com
Olympic champions and business entrepreneur share many things in common: desire to succeed, excellence and determination. Both want to overcome obstacles and exceed human limits of endurance, pain. How to be a no limit person.
Everybody wants to be a champion - from Entrepreneur.com
How to increase your value as an entrepreneur/sales person
Please find out how you can increase your value to the market place.
Especially as a marketer/sales person
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Especially as a marketer/sales person
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
New sites for posting/submission of assignment
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Please submit your next assignments to: (group creative activities, special reports)
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The assignments may be viewed at:
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Can be viewed at: www.nuideashare.blogspot.com
Those who have not sent their inspirational video may send this to: (the link must be clica
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The presentation will be viewed at the site:
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Please input the email in your email contacts, and bookmark the website. That should be an
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Please submit your next assignments to: (group creative activities, special reports)
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Fwd: China's Latest Buying Spree (It's Big)
China is thirsty for energy and is investing in energy. It has not mastered the shale oil drilling and increase of natural gas production . It is looking at USA for investment and great opportunity for US oil companies...
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Gold to hit $1,900@ounce by year end?
For those who are interested in getting wealthy it may be worthwhile reading this prediction on movement of gold. Many currencies, as eg, dollar is dumped as international reserves, many are accepting gold, gold certificate as trading currency, the gold price may rise.
HSBC: Gold to Hit $1,900 an Ounce by Year End
HSBC: Gold to Hit $1,900 an Ounce by Year End
Why Not You? Are you into energy business?
Are you keen on energy? If we are going to have energy problems, then energy investment would be
way to go.
"Invest in areas where there is blood (or oil) on the street."
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way to go.
"Invest in areas where there is blood (or oil) on the street."
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From: Energy and Capital <eac-eletter@angelnexus.com>
Date: Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 1:39 AM
Subject: ☞ Why Not You?
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From: Energy and Capital <eac-eletter@angelnexus.com>
Date: Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 1:39 AM
Subject: ☞ Why Not You?
Why Not You?
By Nick Hodge | Monday, August 6th, 2012
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So, if you've looked at our promotions in the past and thought, "maybe later" — now is the time to act. You'll never have a better opportunity. Go here to claim your discount now. Sincerely, Nick Hodge Managing Editor, Energy & Capital Energy and Capital, Copyright © 2012, Angel Publishing LLC, 1012 Morton Street, Baltimore, MD 21201. All rights reserved. No statement or expression of opinion, or any other matter herein, directly or indirectly, is an offer or the solicitation of an offer to buy or sell the securities or financial instruments mentioned. While we believe the sources of information to be reliable, we in no way represent or guarantee the accuracy of the statements made herein. Energy and Capital does not provide individual investment counseling, act as an investment advisor, or individually advocate the purchase or sale of any security or investment. Neither the publisher nor the editors are registered investment advisors. Subscribers should not view this publication as offering personalized legal or investment counseling. Investments recommended in this publication should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company in question. Unauthorized reproduction of this newsletter or its contents by Xerography, facsimile, or any other means is illegal and punishable by law. Please note: It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. If you're not sure why you're getting this e-letter, or no longer wish to receive it, get more info here, including our privacy policy and information on how to manage your subscription. |
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Did you buy Facebook stock? He thinks it is only worth $7.50@ not even $22.00@
Do you agree?
His article is litany of Facebook negatives (the harsh reality) Are they correct?
What do you say about the Facebook business model?"
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His article is litany of Facebook negatives (the harsh reality) Are they correct?
What do you say about the Facebook business model?"
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