With the announced spin off of the GE lighting, appliances and industrial systems businesses will there still be GE appliances? The proposed deal will create a new company from the above divisions but will they still use GE on their products. Are the days of buying one of America's oldest brands of household appliances be no

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Do you consider yourself a stock market investor? This is a question you need to ask yourself before you decide to invest in the stock market, and trust me it is a valid question. Some people just are not made for the stock market. We will try to sh

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With a volatile stock market, you just never know when its going to end. As I have stated numerous times I am not a day trader, but with the recent situations and returns I have saw I decided to give it a little try somewhat. Through these troubling times, I have kept positions on my main holdings or stocks I really like (key holdings) and ju

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this is an interesting post on why this blogger buys apple stock. Agree with it or not, He makes a few points on the fact that Apple is setting some standards and that many programmers are making a transition to Mac. He discusses the price of Apple stock but why he still pays for it. Whatever the case, I feel this is good reading material and

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This article examines and reviews the journey I went on, while on my way to a 40% + return in 5 months. I started on the rise, made it through the summer of bears, and pulled through. In the end this accomplishment was made with just a few trades an

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A blog about everything stock (photography). Random news from the microstock world like:

The message below was displayed today in the Shutterstock Forum:

...We wanted to let you know that we will be shutting down Photosights as of November 11

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So the other day I was at the gym playing a pick up basketball game. It was just a couple of guys gathering around to bring out their inner Kobe Bryant. Anyways I came across a guy, who said he was 28, but he had an interesting story to share with me (if it is true that is). I have never had any experience working with an actual stock brokera

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Jim Cramer shared advices on typical mistakes that amateurs do. Quite interesting, and quite helpful.

1. Never be fully invested, always keep some cash on the side. 2. Always think of the potential downside.
3. . . .

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Sometimes the best way to maximize your revenue is by the way of investing within a group. Create a club with your peers and begin sharing ideas on how to beat the market. It is the best way to learn and utilize many resources. Have meetings and ru

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In the past week a friend of mine (we’ll call him Wade) decided he wanted to start learning how to play the stock market and he wanted yours truly to help him learn. I have no problem with this because the more the better. Best scenario he can eventually tell me what to invest in. That will save me some work. SO to help him I simply just tell

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"Market action today is further proof that the stock market is high volatile, and any kind of disruption continues to cause the market to falter. For instance, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced today that he will resign in September. This simple announcement lead investors to believe there COULD be desta

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Even if Microstock has become the ultimate opportunity to buy high quality images for just a few bucks, still people steal and use images on the web and print they didn't pay for. TinEye now helps you to find your stolen images.

The idea behind TinEye is not new, but ever since a service like this has been really expensive

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iStockphoto is one of the most important Microstock (selling your photos/media online) sites today. Here's a snippet of the article:

Today we'll be reviewing iStockphoto, another one of the big players in the Microstock business. Find out why millions of people love this site and why it could help you to even monetize your

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ecordPriceBreakout.com is showing how picking high quality, diversified stocks will help you out perform the market in any economy.

This post compares the performance of their portfolio against 2 straight 200+ pt down days for the Dow, which has turned a .5% profit vs. a 4% decline for the market.

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Stocks slid Tuesday, with the Dow losing nearly 200 points, as spiking oil and gas prices and a bigger-than-expected jump in a key inflation measure rattled investors.

On a day when the down was off 2%, the Record Price Breakout.com portfolio has 7 of 10 stocks increase in value for an overall profit of .65% or $694.63

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