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Tucson Jewelry

Tucson Jewelry By virtue of the fact that I give free internet marketing advice on another one of my blogs, I became acquainted with a new friend that had some questions regarding selling online (retail) in a local market. As you may have gathered from the title of this post, her husband and her are one [Continue]

Ron Paul on the Housing Bailout

Ron Paul on the Housing Bailout Enjoy,UruguayGuy If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed! [Continue]

Stop The Bailouts

Stop The Bailouts If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed! [Continue]

Short Term Bounce

another short term bounce alert is in effect for US markets…. while not here yet, the setup that we are watching closely for is a big fast move downward — a “wash out”. the idea is that this would create an opportunity to base and move higher for a couple of weeks, getting us into august at [Continue]

Dunning for President

So, a Senator from KY has not only figured things out but is in the position to speak his mind, and maybe even do something about it. This video is pretty amazing….especially given the source – the banking committee’s q&a session with the head of the federal [Continue]

America – Fuck Yeah!

America – Fuck Yeah! Apologies to any minors whose ears this song may burn (yeah, right). If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed! [Continue]

The midnight Forex Trader

A short anecdote I thought I’d retell here. During winter down here, my day job takes up all of the available US market hours. So, the other day, needing some extra cash to give to my knee doctors, I thought — “Hey, what better way to get the money back than through trading forex with [Continue]

Another SKF Lunchtime Follow up

I checked in on our friend, SKF, again at lunchtime. OK. It has done pretty well for itself in the last week. And, this is where it gets challenging. Lots of traders will give you contradictory advice regarding what’s an appropriate level of hoggishness to compensate you for the risk (and your wrong [Continue]