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Europe Melting, US Economy Stalled. What You Can Do Now

Europe Melting, US Economy Stalled. What You Can Do Now

Posted by | May 11, 2012 | ,

By Mike Larson – Weiss Research Earlier this year, both in Orlando, Florida, at the World MoneyShow and here in Money and Markets, I said that five “Great Deceptions” threatened the wealth of investors everywhere. The fifth and most important of those? That “European officials are truly ‘solving’ the European debt crisis.” I said I couldn’t believe anyone was peddling that ridiculous argument. And I said Greece was going to default despite all its bailouts, and the risk from a European calamity was high. One month ago, I ramped things up, saying that “Europe is mired in recession. Asia...

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Book Review: Is Graduate School Really for You?

Book Review: Is Graduate School Really for You?

Posted by | May 10, 2012 |

Author: Amanda I. Seligman Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press – 161 pages Book Review by:  Sonu Chandiram Through eight chapters revealing straight-forward facts and observations about the whats and whatnots, the hows, whys and wherefores of pursuing a post college-level education  this outstanding book on the subject of higher education answers your all-important question of whether or not you should go to graduate school. And that of course is a big question with many parts to it. But I believe this is the one guide you need because it pretty much covers everything. The author of this book –...

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Surveys By A Group Show Voters’ Decreasing Approval Of Obama

Surveys By A Group Show Voters’ Decreasing Approval Of Obama

Posted by | May 10, 2012 |

Let Freedom Ring Airing TV Ads About Disappointment With Obama’s Performance PHILADELPHIA, PA —A national polling company found the ads  from a recent campaign spearheaded by Let Freedom Ring to be extremely effective, dramatically lowering President Obama’s approval rating and electoral standing. The researcher, GEB International, performed a series of surveys of 400 likely voters in each of three markets:  Johnstown, Pa., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Youngstown, Ohio, in an effort to test if messages run jointly by Let Freedom Ring and Independent Women’s Voice were able to impact President Obama’s favorability and approval ratings. Click here to review the...

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Could Delta’s Bold Move Prove a Winner for Contrarian Investors?

Could Delta’s Bold Move Prove a Winner for Contrarian Investors?

Posted by | May 9, 2012 | ,

by Tom Essaye The old saying is that the best way for a billionaire to become a millionaire is to buy an airline. And there’s indeed truth to that. For years airlines have been one of the worst sectors to invest your money in. Look at what you go through when you travel today … Planes are full-to-the-brim. Then you get nickel and dimed with bag fees, peanut fees, television fees, leg room fees, with no end in sight. Even with all that, most airlines still can’t make a buck! But last week something occurred in that sector that...

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Book Review: 31 ½ Essentials for Running Your Medical Practice

Posted by | May 8, 2012 |

Authors: Dr. John Guiliana and Dr. Hal Ornstein, with Mark Terry Publisher: Greenbranch Publishing – 146 pages Book Review by:  Nano Khilnani This is the most comprehensive book on the business side of a medical practice that I have read and had the pleasure to review. There are 28 to 31 days in a month. There are 31 ½ chapters in this book. Are you supposed to read one chapter per day? The title itself of the book makes you ponder. Of course, there are far more than 31 ½ problems doctors have to think about and find solutions for. This is a very useful book for both the beginning doctor contemplating on setting up a private practice or one who already has an established one. In the Foreword to this book written by Dr. Neil Baum, author of Marketing Your Clinical Practice – Ethically, Effectively and Economically, he points out that when he meets other doctors in hospital dining rooms and lounges, he hears a lot of bickering, complaints and overall negativity about their work, what tomorrow will bring and what the future of healthcare will be like. The dismal state of healthcare in theUnited Stateshas many doctors, families and individuals worried. Health insurance premiums have soared and there seems to be no end to their relentless climb upward. Hospitals have been forced to shut down after being...

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