The Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, this Keynesian economist of the 21st century, is ready again for a blow under the America’s tight belt. His theory is simple - if people lost too much weight, we should give them a fist of amphetamines and the promise of a wonderful land after the crisis will pass. Amphetamines will give them the sensation of light in the darkness of the financial crisis, whereas the promises show that Treasury is trying to do something for the nation. And according to the principle that “any action is better than sitting and waiting”, Treasury has launched itself into water. As we noticed few months back on doitinvest.com…
November 25th, 2008
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The latest investing “trend” seems to be in automated forex robots. In other words, you buy a piece of software, put some money into your account and let the software do the trading for you. Is this for real?!
Doitinvest.com wished it was so. But as usually, nothing is what it seems. Let’s put it straight - if you, our investor and blog reader, would have such a tool (which is claimed to have generated up to 1 million dollars in one year), would you sell it?
I think not. First of all, you will have such an amount of money, that you wouldn’t care about selling anything ever (imagine - 100,000 grants per month). Secondly, these tools work against the mass trends, so if you have it it is in your interest NOT to reveal it, otherwise it might not work anymore. If 10,000 people do the same thing, forex trading will not generate any more speculations, but will be the overall trend and nobody would make any profits any more!
November 23rd, 2008
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As we have seen on doitinvest.com previously, there is no shortage of theories on the above issue. Some experts surveyed by doitinvest are quite cynical, for example:
November 22nd, 2008
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Well, it could be a wild guess, but Obama’s governing agenda might actually benefit some economical sectors. How? The simple fact that the Obama administration plans are already out and directed towards several sectors could boost the demand in those area. And a higher demand means for sure more prosperity for the companies involved.
November 21st, 2008
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Analysts have cut profit estimates for 48 percent of stocks they cover worldwide, the most in at least 15 years, and more downgrades are likely as the economy slows, JPMorgan Chase & Co. said.
According to the publicly expressed opinions, the US shares are yet overvalued compared to investor’s expectations, which might mean that a further tumbling could be expected in the near future.
November 20th, 2008
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Collateralized debt obligations (CDO’s) have been named once by Warren Buffet as “financial weapons of mass destruction”. Are they?
November 19th, 2008
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This is of course a question who matters to all of us, not only to the investors who read the doitinvest.com blogs. As such, we have therefore done a survey to find out among our experts how long will we stay in this financial black whole. And the results were quite interesting…
November 19th, 2008
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EC: AUTUMN ECONOMIC FORECAST
The European Commission’s autumn economic forecast indicates that GDP growth across the European Union will slow to 0.2% next year and the unemployment rate rise by 0.8%. However, EU consumer price inflation will fall from 3.9% to 2.4%. In 2010, GDP is expected to rise by 1.1%, although unemployment will continue to worsen due to improvements in labour productivity.
In Germany, Europe’s largest national economy, no growth is forecast for 2009, although the unemployment rate is expected to remain fairly stable and average earnings are expected to rise from 2.5% to 3.1% this year.
November 8th, 2008
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Recently I read a survey on a famous social networking site. The author was asking a very broad question - what is the best financial tool you ever used?
Well, we at doitinvest.com do not pretend we know which one. But the survey has revealed some interesting facts:
November 7th, 2008
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It is better to own 1% of something rather than control 100% of anything else. (doitinvest.com)
From “How To Swim With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive”, Harvey McKay
November 6th, 2008
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