Tiny Bits of Positive News
This isn’t Bullishness that’s affecting the markets, it’s outright hope for relief from despair.
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Erik Schatzker, Waddell & Reed #flashcrash
Makes it sound like Waddell & Reed in Kansas City caused the Flash Crash. The real story is here:
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Stock Markets Are Wrong Today
Business owners already know that gross, margin, and net are the only things that matter when evaluating whether a company is doing well or not. At the beginning of the day we all know that you have to make a profit or nothing matters.
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Currency Trading Replaces Stock Trading?
Business owners get trapped into the same mentality, believing they need the bank to be in business when the opposite it true.
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Good Business, Good Politics
Our business owners and entrepreneurs need to do all they can to make sure our representatives support small business because how else will jobs increase, demand increase, the economy increase?
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Grow Your Business, NOW
For the rest of us who don’t have billions of dollars to burn, it’s much wiser to truly think your way through the problem of how to grow your business.
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Ten Ways My Blackberry is More Productive than Your iPhone
Ten Ways My Blackberry is More Productive than Your iPhone
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Congress Can’t Hurt Home Prices by Dumping Freddie, Fannie
The only effect they have right now in maintaining inflated prices is to remove assets from the market since nobody wants to invest in artificially over-priced property
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Why are SMIDs Important to Economic Recovery?
SMIDs offer the best way for Americans to fight against socialism. There is no doubt whatsoever that this country has voted in a very socialist congress and president.
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Why Start a SMID?
The best way to fight the forces of economic downturn is to start your own business
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Geithner, Are You Kidding?
Taxes are becoming small in comparison to the Expenses of having this bunch in the Executive branch.
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Congress is Taking a Cut of your Profits
The government is truly taking a big cut of the earnings of small business even when they don’t directly call it a tax.