Articles, tagged with "election year", page 1
27th January 2012
Precious Metals:
I’ve been predicting a long bull market in gold since 2008 when the price was just $850 an ounce and silver was only $11. This year it gold shot up to $1900 and is now a bargain at $1555. Silver too nearly hit $50 again and is now hugely...
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Author:
bg29070
03rd May 2011
With all the uncertainty surrounding Portugal's economy, many people are asking if Spain could be next to develop problems. I am uneasy about comparisons: the economic systems and the recent evolution of the two countries are very different. Why should Sp...
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Author:
Sheila Leonard
04th March 2011
Some analysts and traders believe that stock prices move in a predictive manner that will be determined by examining the forces of the marketplace. Charting movements so as to note patterns or trends which are recurring so as to know when to buy or sell a...
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Author:
mdearth123
22nd February 2011
In an effort to end the foreclosure crisis, the Obama administration has been trying to keep defaulting owners in their homes. Now it will take a new approach: paying some of them to leave.
This latest program, which will allow owners to sell for less ...
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Author:
Rodney McNabb
03rd December 2010
Is an election year good for stocks? Well, let’s look at some data. Keep in mind, it’s only data – and as the old saying goes, past performance is no indication of future results. But the statistics concerning the Dow Jones Industrial Average sure are int...
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Author:
Ishan Goradiya
12th November 2010
Work is fun. Work is work. Work pays the bills! Really, I enjoy all the voice over work that I'm privileged to do everyday. Along with just being grateful for jobs coming my way, the joy of voice over work often comes from the variety of projects that com...
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Author:
Melanie Haynes
11th November 2010
In case you've somehow missed it, many of the largest U.S. mortgage servicing companies have halted foreclosures. Ally Financial's GMAC Mortgage, Bank of America, JP Morgan and PNC have stopped foreclosures in many states - BOA has, in fact, put a morator...
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Author:
AnnFrancis
11th November 2010
Economic Experts Decry Push to Freeze Foreclosures; Inventory Still Huge
REO sales have become an increasingly important sector of the real estate market, especially in states that have been hardest hit by the housing crisis. For example, foreclosure ...
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Author:
Frank Patrick
12th May 2010
It seems some things follow like night and day. So, within minutes of President Obama signing the healthcare reform bill into law, a small gang of state attorneys general filed suit to have the law declared unconstitutional. Their complaint? In short, the...
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Author:
Norris Rios
10th May 2010
The inauguration of the current United States president Barack Obama, and the decline of the national economy, has put the country in a moment of intense and vocal political turmoil. Mass organized protests have been rocking Washington on both ends of the...
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Author:
Joseph Hildebrandt
16th March 2010
Not all thieves are Jean Valjean. Nor are all thieves the type that wear business suits and spout promises every election year. Just as not all thieves are the same, not every thief steals for the same reasons. Some do it out of necessity, such as the Jea...
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Author:
Percy Kinney
03rd March 2010
Living in today's economy is getting harder and harder, and tomorrow's
outlook is not getting much better There are millions of people out of
work, and their hopes of finding an oasis in the middle of the desert are
diminishing quickly.
A story from ...
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Author:
Jeffrey Maughan
02nd March 2010
As a nation we have started a downward spiral, and there is really no
light at the end of the tunnel The number of unemployed Americans
is climbing, and the dream of getting back on their feet is a distant one.
A story from FOX news on February 20th,...
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Author:
Jeffrey Maughan
02nd March 2010
It's already hard enough to get out of bed in the morning, and tomorrow's
outlook is not getting much better There are millions of people out of
work, and their hopes of finding an oasis in the middle of the desert are
diminishing quickly.
A story fr...
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Author:
Jeffrey Maughan
04th February 2010
A week ago, Ben Bernanke's confirmation for a second term as chairman of the Federal Reserve appeared to be in doubt.
But following strong lobbying by the White House, only 23 senators sought to block a vote on the nomination Thursday, including five D...
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Author:
mosupman