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What are three stocks that are worth investing in? Two others that should be avoided?
Posted by admin in Finance Monday, 5 December 2011 13:36 2 Comments
I would like to know about two or three stocks that are worth investing in, preferably both stable and fluctuating ones (in that there are either big gains or big losses)?
and, i would like to know a few stocks to stay away from that would not allow me to buy low and sell high.
An investor has $100,000 to invest in three types of bonds: short-term, intermediate-term, and long-term. How?
Posted by admin in Finance Sunday, 23 October 2011 01:40 2 Comments
An investor has $100,000 to invest in three types of bonds: short-term, intermediate-term, and long-term. How much should she invest in each type to satisfy the given conditions.? Short term bond pays 4% annually, intermediate term bonds pay 5% and a long term bonds pay 6% The investor wishes to realize a total annual income of 5.1% with equal amounts invested in short and intermediate term bonds
What three measures of the economy tend to move together during the business cycle?
I need help find what exactly are the three measures of the economy are. I guessing unemployment and real GDP are two of them but I am still not sure. This is out of the book Macroeconomics by Krugman and Wells.
Rush Limbaugh: Obama, the Economy, and the Stock Market Crash *Complete three hours – 8/8/11*
Posted by admin in Finance Monday, 29 August 2011 21:49 25 Comments
Rush Limbaugh spend the complete three hours talking about Obama, the Economy, and the Stock Market Crash. This is the complete three hours of the show on 8/8/11.
In how many ways can an investor select three mutual funds for his investment portfolio from a recommended lis?
In how many ways can an investor select three mutual funds for his investment portfolio from a recommended list of ten mutual funds?
What is the probability that the business makes a profit in exactly two of its first three years?
Assume that the business makes a profit with probability 0.3 in the first year. For each year thereafter, the business makes a profit with probability 0.7 if it made a profit in the previous year, and with probability 0.2 if it did not make a profit in the previous year.
What is the probability that the business makes a profit in exactly two of its first three years?
Eastern Michigan University’s 0% Tuition/Room/Board Increase = Huge Success (Part Three)
Posted by admin in Finance Sunday, 10 April 2011 04:38 No Comments
The third video installment of Eastern Michigan University students praising the decision to keep tuition, room and board rates the same as 2009-2010. In a harsh economy, especially for college students, this is a breath of fresh air. Learn why!
Nelson, BC, home to three Selkirk College campuses
Posted by admin in Finance Sunday, 3 April 2011 17:43 14 Comments
Scenes from, and information about, Nelson, British Columbia (BC). Of interest to tourists, students considering enrolling at Selkirk College, and people contemplating moving to the area. Nelson’s vibrant economy and pristine environment is perfect for work, study, vacationing, or retirement.
Pharmasset to Present at Three Upcoming Investor Conferences
Posted by admin in Finance Saturday, 26 February 2011 06:11 No Comments
Pharmasset to Present at Three Upcoming Investor Conferences
Pharmasset, Inc. announces that management will present at the Citi Healthcare Conference to be held March 1 – 3, 2011 at the Hilton New York Hotel, New York, NY, at the RBC Healthcare Conference to be held March 2 – 3, 2011 at the New York Palace Hotel, New York, NY and at the Cowen and Co. 31st Annual Healthcare Conference to be held March 7 – 9, 2011.
Via:Read more on PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Weekend Investor: Three big tech stocks that demand caution
Posted by admin in Finance Saturday, 22 January 2011 11:04 No Comments
Weekend Investor: Three big tech stocks that demand caution
While many stock investors are bullish on technology as a whole, some of its high-profile leaders could become high-stakes losers.
Read more on Market Watch
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