Archive for October, 2008

The Time is Now

Friday, October 31st, 2008
I’m a firm believer that crisis is what drives innovation and change. It’s a lot harder to be motivated to do great things when you’re living comfortably than it is when your back is up against the wall. As crazy as it sounds, creativity seems to flourish with minimal resources. The world-changing companies of our generation - Dell, Microsoft, Google - did their most innovative work when they had the least to work with. We’re at war. Our economy is collapsing. The housing market is fallin

WEEKLY ROUNDUP: Life goes on

Friday, October 31st, 2008
If you haven’t had time to read the business papers this week, at least read the articles below so you can catch up My recommended readings for the week still have the tang of the US financial crisis and market upheavals, but indicate that even after screams of dismay due to the crisis, life goes on. People still have to figure out the answers to the usual concerns of someone trying to go on with life like whether it is smart to invest in a memorial plan, or how much insurance is really needed

Gulf Coast Venture Forum Monthly Meeting Scheduled for November 13 … - PR.com (press release)

Friday, October 31st, 2008

Gulf Coast Venture Forum Monthly Meeting Scheduled for November 13 ...
PR.com (press release), NY - Oct 30, 2008
Members of the Forum meet monthly to learn about local investment opportunities. To encourage capital investments in Southwest Florida businesses, ...

Finding Answers To How To Work With Forex

Friday, October 31st, 2008
I am finding that the Forex market is very attractive and fascinating to people and often inspires them to want to invest. Many donat know where to start though, so let me help you answer that question on, aHow do I get started?a As with anything else, the Internet is a vast well of knowledge for trading tips, manuals and guidelines.

Don’t You Think the Government Should Take Over Your Investments?

Friday, October 31st, 2008
This week Argentina’s leftist president, Christina Kirchner, announced she would move forward with her plan to seize the nation’s private pension funds. Kirchner claims government seizure of the funds is needed to protect Argentinians from the global market crisis. But most observers believe her real motive is to use the $30 billion in seized assets to ease the massive debt obligations her leftist spendthrift government has run up. The move is unprecedented even by Argentina’s past socialist sta