Are You A Swinger? A Brief Guide On Swing Trading
What Is Swing Trading? Swing trading is a style of trading that looks to capture gains in stock by buying and selling at or near
Cindy’s Portfolio: What To Do In A Down Market?
For the past week, the financial markets have gone through an uneasy time. In Europe on Tuesday, the court in Germany in charge of determining
Investing 101: To Hold Or To Sell?
(Photo Credit: AllPics4U) Good news from the U.S. economy helped the stock market advance last week. The orders for durable goods rose in May after
China’s New Mineral Policies: Time To Invest?
China has long been the dominant player when it comes to the production and sale of rare earth materials. Though due to rampant mining, China
Student Loan Debt: What Are My Options?
This post is the first in a series that will focus on student loan debt. We’ll cover the reality, policy progress, ways to help pay
When It Comes To Investing, Don’t Get Stuck In The Pixels
It wasn’t long ago that everyone was talking about the pixels on their flat screen TV’s. Everything was pixel this, pixel that. But if you
Surface: Microsoft’s Ticket Into Tablet Market?
On Tuesday June 18th, 2012 Microsoft unveiled its new tablet computer, Microsoft Surface. What does this mean to the tablet market as a whole and
The Robin Hood Tax: A Good Idea?
The tax would skim a small percentage off financial transactions on Wall Street. (Photo Credit: The Star) Protestors donning pointy green caps and masks took
5 Tips For The New Investor
Investing one’s money can be a daunting task, especially for someone new to the game. For those who are new to investing it is vital
How To Use The News To Decide What To Invest In
(Photo Credit: Security Monks) Have you ever seen a major news story and wondered how you could profit from it? Well, if you time it
Friday Investor Link Roundup: June 22, 2012 Edition
A collection of links curated by our staff that we found either helpful, informative, or simply enjoyable to read. All related – albeit sometimes loosely
How Airlines Use Derivatives to Hedge Against Price Volatility
Why Do Airlines Hedge Against Fuel Price Volatility? Gas and oil prices have been steadily falling for the past few weeks. While that ought to
Europe And The US: Partners In The Debt Crisis
The world market seems to have been in a bit of a limbo last week as the European debt crisis has kept many people sitting
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