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Cognitive Economics (how things work)

Many people have no clue how money works and why the economics of the Presidency and our global presence are so important. You must cognitively view economics. Follow the money trail and ask yourself who benefits or loses and why.

Cognitive Economics (how things work) Investing Investing Your Money in Business Uncategorized 

Investment Created America

March 27, 2020 Administrator America, investment, Leadership

In a time of great challenge by socialist leadership on the left, it is good to remember our roots.

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Investing Investing Your Money in Business Political Impact on Business Smarter Business 

Fed Rate and Bank Reserve Change, Might be Smart

March 16, 2020 Administrator Bank Reserve, Fed, investing, markets, Policy, Rates, Real Estate

First, as long as lending requirements remain the same, every loan will be closed with a cash deposit, which alleviates some of the problem of making more cash available through Fed Funds.

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Investing Investing Your Money in Business Smarter Business 

Investing Power – Teams that Crank!

March 4, 2020 Administrator business, investing, stock market, stockbroker, teams

Real investing has moved away from Wall Street and into a new segment of America made of teams, people who connect business ideas through internet platforms, meet-ups, and group funding

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Good Politics are Most Important to Business Owners

September 20, 2012 Administrator business, capitalism, economy, growth, politics, unemployment

Business and practice owners need to consider the most important thing for the continuing development of their business.  Customer service,

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Political Impact on Business Smarter Business Uncategorized 

The Fed vs Banks, Gold Grab DejaVu!

September 3, 2011 Mike Arnold bailout, Banks, congress, currency, dollar, economic crisis, economy, Fed, Fed vs Banks, inflation, investing, markets, Treasury

It’s the 1930’s gold grab all over again, maybe.  Sure feels like it, looks like it, walks and talks like

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Uncategorized 

No Volume in the Dow

August 18, 2011 Mike Arnold dow, msrkets, volume

Volume in the Dow and other indexes has been falling for some time. For over a year I’ve been trying

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Fun Stuff Liberalist Economics Uncategorized 

Who Decides Your Next Phone Call?

August 15, 2011 Mike Arnold socialism, wireless carrier

What if your wireless provider decided your next call?  Since they have the information available to know exactly when to

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Investing Political Impact on Business Smarter Business Uncategorized 

Job Report Statistically Irrelevant

August 5, 2011 Mike Arnold dow, economy, indexes, markets, statistics, unemployment

The job report today came in at +117,000, creating an unemployment number of 9.1% vs. last reported 9.2%. The error

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Uncategorized 

Primerica, Dumbing Down

April 25, 2011 Mike Arnold insurance, Primerica, state exam

Primerica claims they cannot get to middle-class and minority customers because the state insurance exams make it too hard for

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Cognitive Economics (how things work) Uncategorized 

The #JPQuake Week Ahead

March 14, 2011 Mike Arnold #jpquake, correction, economy, japan, tsunami

Reality.  The reactors in Japan seem to be at low risk of full meltdown.  Barring another huge quake and tsunami

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