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How To Get The Law Of Attraction To Work – Even If ‘the Secret’ Didn’t

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Get Mean Get Rich Get Even

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What happens when you hold onto your stock share even when the price drops?

It seems like everyone sells their shares when it falls under what they paid for but I want to know what happens when you keep your shares forever and never sell no matter what even when the stock price is falling?


What is the best business to start having low capital? Even if it means a lot of work?

I am looking to start a business while still keeping my full time job. I have little capital and a Bachelors in business.
I need something that will generate cash flows in the early stages. I am “good at everything, a master at nothing.” Any ideas?


World Bank forecasts strong Polish GDP growth this year, even stronger in 2012

World Bank forecasts strong Polish GDP growth this year, even stronger in 2012
The World Bank has predicted that Polish GDP will grow by 4 percent this year and by 4.2 percent next year, making it one of Europe’s growth engines.

Via:Read more on Warsaw Business Journal


US Is Bankrupt and We Don’t Even Know It: Laurence Kotlikoff


Laurence Kotlikoff Interview on US Economy Aug. 11 (Bloomberg) — Laurence Kotlikoff, an economics professor at Boston University, talks about the state of the US economy. Kotlikoff speaks with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg Television’s InsideTrack.” (Source: Bloomberg) US Is Bankrupt and We Don’t Even Know It: Laurence Kotlikoff www.bloomberg.com Let’s get real. The US is bankrupt. Neither spending more nor taxing less will help the country pay its bills ( www.bloomberg.com ). What it can and must do is radically simplify its tax, health-care, retirement and financial systems, each of which is a complete mess. But this is the good news. It means they can each be redesigned to achieve their legitimate purposes at much lower cost and, in the process, revitalize the economy. Last month, the International Monetary Fund released its annual review ( www.imf.org ) of US economic policy. Its summary contained these bland words about US fiscal policy: “Directors welcomed the authorities’ commitment to fiscal stabilization, but noted that a larger than budgeted adjustment would be required to stabilize debt-to-GDP.” But delve deeper, and you will find that the IMF has effectively pronounced the US bankrupt. Section 6 of the July 2010 Selected Issues Paper ( www.imf.org ) says: “The US fiscal gap associated with today’s federal fiscal policy is huge for plausible discount rates.” It adds that “closing the fiscal gap requires a permanent annual fiscal adjustment equal to about 14


Why is the stock market still stagnant even after financial reforms?

If the reforms were effective, wouldn’t you expect to see a significant rise in the stock market, as we did in the 1930′s after the SEC was created and the Glass-Steagall Act was passed?

Why haven’t the much ballyhooed reforms had any visible effect on the stock market? It’s still floating around were it was 6 months ago.


“Not even Jesus could reverse the decline in the US” – Engdahl


The world economy is not only showing few signs of recovery, but we are also looking at the end of the American century, according to German author and economist William Engdahl.