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  • The Paradox Of Plenty
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    If we all managed economic wealth responsibly we would never, ever have to go through periods of recessions in North America.

    There has never been the shadow of a doubt in my mind that if one of those little green aliens flying UFO?s way up there in the sky were to add all the brainpower our North-American societies are so very plentiful of, he or she would definitely think twice before considering Homo Sapiens an undeveloped, undereducated, undercivilized, underachieving and overall somewhat primitive creature. If this little alien were to take into account all the intelligence that our Presidents, Prime Ministers, Congressmen, Members of Parliament, Senators, Chairmen of the Boards of a plethora of Corporations large and small, luminaries of all sorts and walks of life and indeed each and everyone of us put in behind the economic and business decision-making processes we make on a daily basis, he or she would crank up the engine of the UFO (possibly fuelled not by oil or other fossil derivative) and shoot away in the Universe all the way back to Alpha Centauri or wherever he or she came from in the first place.

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  • Financial Crisis - Dynamics and Causes
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    A financial crisis has happened with regular intervals throughout the last century, it happens again in the year 2008, and probably will happen in the future in much the same way. There is no fundamental differences between such crises in our time and former crises, except perhaps that they occur faster, occur more frequently, but fortunately also heal faster.

    THE TYPICAL SITUATION BEFORE THE CRISIS

    The crisis often occurs after a long period of economic growth, high employment and high activity. The situation for companies and individuals are typically as follows:

    - The economic activity in the whole society is very high after a long period of growth, but is beginning to decline.

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  • Forex Day Trading - Is It Right For You?
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    Forex day trading is something that appeals to a lot of forex traders and it's easy to see why. Currencies trade in quite a wide range every single trading day so there are always good profits to be made. However forex day trading is definitely not for everyone.

    Trading in general requires immense discipline and this is particularly the case when trading over short time frames. Prices can move very fast during the day and it's very easy to make impulse trades based on nothing other than gut feeling. This is generally not a good idea and will usually only lead to disaster in the long run.

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  • Nationalize all Banks and Permanently Solve the Global Banking Crises!
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    In an exclusive interview by Jayke Umarezz, noted financial management guru, Dr A S Johan revealed his views as to how he believed the current global banking crises could be successfully and permanently solved?.so that the global economy may allowed to prosper again.

    Dr Johan made it clear that, in his opinion, the world?s current problems can be clearly defined as problems caused by banking industry excesses.

    ?As long as banking is privately owned and run as a business for the benefit of its shareholding investors, as it has to be, we will continue to have this problem of excesses over and over again? he said.

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  • Bailout Central ? The Federal Reserve and US Government Announce Plans To Pump More Money Into Corporate Coffers
    Bailout Central ? The Federal Reserve and US Government Announce Plans To Pump More Money Into Corporate Coffers

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    (Best Syndication News) In an effort to get the credit flowing between banks and the public, the Federal Reserve announced Tuesday that it would purchase the mortgage backed securities (MBS) of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Bank (see videos below). Besides purchasing the toxic assets of the Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs), they will also purchase their direct obligations.

    The Federal Reserve, a quasi-private bank that is owned by member banks including JPMorgan Chase, BofA, and Citigroup, will buy $100 billion in GSE direct obligations under the program. Direct obligations are highly secure notes backed by the government, including Treasury bills, Treasury bonds, and U.S. savings bonds.

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