Forex is the best business I know of today. With economies having trouble, people losing jobs, businesses failing and people having to work more for the same money they used to make, the currency market gives you the golden opportunity of a lifetime. Let me break it down for you.
If you’re looking to keep up-to-date with a few precious metals, Gold Tracker might be an iPad app that works for you. It’s currently $2.99 in the app store and this will be part 4 of 5 of my iPad financial app review series.
I sat down today to write a financial iPad app review about StockPortfolio for this part of my iPad series, but then something happened. I ran into BlackGold. Being an oil enthusiast—guess that’s the right way to put it—BlackGold immediately had my attention.
So, I thought I’d delay the article by a few hours and do a fresh review for this app. As it turns out, the makers of the other app I like, StockWatch, make this one. It has the same feel to it and operates in the same way.
Yesterday, I reviewed MarketScan as part of my financial iPad app review series. Today, I look at an iPad app that I’m using more and more—StockWatch. It’s $5.99 in the app store.
As the first part of my financial ipad app review series, I will take a look at MarketScan. This was actually the first financial app that I bought for my iPad. It is currently $3.99 in the app store, which is slightly lower than some other financial apps.
The revolutionary iPad is changing the way most of us think about computers. It’s a great tool for investors, because of its extreme portability, PDF support and task-solving potential. Even though it’s fairly new, there are already a handful of good financial apps available that are worth looking into if you’re an investor of any calibre.
When currency starts to get weak, people naturally look to gold. In the old days, gold backed the US Dollar. Some people still think this is the case. Sorry, these days currency is backed by expectation of value.
So what is the best way to secure capital in gold for the typical investor? Today, I’ll present you with three of the usual suspects. The last method is one I recommend back in 2007. Had you invested at that time, your investment would have grown by over 100%.
I’ve decided to start a whole series on the world of mutual fund investing. I see many people there asking how to invest in mutual funds, so here’s the first part in a series to answer that question. Today, we’ll start at square one by looking at the basics of what a mutual fund actually is.
While there are many sites out there that spout out information about investing, I’m finding a disturbing increasing amount of sites that are spreading incorrect and potentially financially hazardous “tips” out there like the gospel. It’s my goal to teach you about mutual fund investing throughout this series. I hope you enjoy it and find it a worthwhile venture.
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It’s been a roller coaster. Most people are selling off on fear and some are buying on fear. Yesterday, the DOW lost 777 points, which was its biggest single-day points loss in history.
No surprise to most, the DOW rebounded today and scooped back 485 points. Expect more up and down action as many feel the market hasn’t hit the bottom yet.
And our politicians can’t seem to stop playing politics for two minutes and actually work on the issues at hand.
Anyone that has ever looked into taking out a loan will know that there are many different loan types available to suit different needs and circumstances, which means that you need to consider the facts carefully before you make a decision on your loan. It is important to ensure that you get the right loan for your needs, and in order to do this you need to learn about the different loan options and types so that you can make the right decision.
First of all you need to remember that all loans come under one of two categories, and these are secured loans and unsecured loans. In order to take out a secured loan you need to be a homeowner usually with some level of equity in your home. In order to take out an unsecured loan you do not have to be a homeowner but you will need to have good credit. With both loan types you will need to meet all the other eligibility requirements as set by each individual lenders, such as credit status, income levels, employment and financial status, age requirements, and others.
Below are some of the popular loan types that may suit your needs:
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My name is Jason A. Martin and this is my investment blog. Back in Jr. High School I fell in love with an electrical wiring company's stock on Wall Street. After following the stock daily in the papers—the Internet wasn't around back then—I sent them a letter and they sent me back all sorts of wonderful information about their company.
In High School, we had a stock market contest. All the kids were picking companies that made stuff they consumed. When I announced my beloved company, I was laughed at. Little did they know that my company was going to be the subject of a takeover soon.
Long story short, I won the contest and have made money in the stock market, through real estate investing, currency trading and so forth.
I hope you enjoy Financial Rebel. If you do, please leave your comments and share this site with those you know. I also run a currency trading blog over at CapitalistNation.com.
Jason