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Casual Articles - Investing - Katrina - What's An Investor To Do?
A lot of people are very intrigued by the idea of joining a direct sales company and being able to make extra money from home. There are a few things a first-timer in direct sales should know before signing up.1. There are always more expenses than first expected.This is true for any business. Even though your start up kit may be only $49.95, you will incur other expenses such as promotional supplies, and advertising, which you may not previously considered.2. Leads will not just come pouring in.If you want to make your business succe
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to rec
When you consider using a recruiter or staff augmentation services, how do you choose a company to work with? How do you ensure that you’re going to get the Right Person and the Right Fit for the position you are trying to fill? Below are four practical points to consider before you engage a service provider:Resume Screening—Industry experts estimate that 30-40% of candidates lie on their resumes. Make sure the firm you use knows how to screen out these candidates. It takes time to qualify candidates so if your service provider is giving you 20 resumes
My clients pay me to manage their money. They expect me to take action to protect their hard-earned money from loss. As I woke up Monday morning and became aware of the degree of devastation caused by the hurricane the night before, I had to decide what actions I would take for the tens of millions of dollars I manage.
I researched the impact other major hurricanes had on the market. Following Andrew in the early ‘90’s and Ivan last year, the markets had very muted reactions. In both situations the S&P 500 dropped roughly 1% and then quickly rebounded.
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to reco
My first year as a Cyberpreneur was a steep learning-curve. I was an academic before starting an online business, so I had a lot to learn. But even if you were in offline-business before going online, you may still have to learn some new skills -online business is a whole new ball-game. Here are some of the things I learnt in my first year in Cyber Space:(1) Be careful who you register your domain with. Some domain name registrars make it very difficult to change your web host.I registered my first two domains with a registrar that caused me more he
My clients pay me to manage their money. They expect me to take action to protect their hard-earned money from loss. As I woke up Monday morning and became aware of the degree of devastation caused by the hurricane the night before, I had to decide what actions I would take for the tens of millions of dollars I manage.
I researched the impact other major hurricanes had on the market. Following Andrew in the early ‘90’s and Ivan last year, the markets had very muted reactions. In both situations the S&P 500 dropped roughly 1% and then quickly rebounded.
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to rec
Changing from one web host to another can become necessary if your website becomes popular and your current host can't meet your needs for bandwidth, storage, etc. This can be especially true if your site is hosted on a free web host.If a move become necessary, be sure to plan it carefully. The first step is to decide on a new hosting company, of course.Once you have found a host that can meet all your needs, you need to move your site on to the new server. Before making any moves, be sure to back up your website from the old host.If your web
I researched the impact other major hurricanes had on the market. Following Andrew in the early ‘90’s and Ivan last year, the markets had very muted reactions. In both situations the S&P 500 dropped roughly 1% and then quickly rebounded.
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to rec
I have had an e-mail from a gentleman with something on his mind. Since what is irking him may be of general interest, he has been good enough to allow me to dissertate on it right here. As a matter of fact, it's of a touch more than general interest, because his is exactly the kind of account that the freelances among us earn our bread and butter from. So it could be a lesson learned.The gentleman in question is the advertising manager of a Midlands engineering company with a total promotional budget of around ?300,000. Of this, some ?200,000 is spent thr
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to rec
Everything in life is about relationships, that’s why we network, go on dates, meet people for coffee, for lunches and social gatherings. We all do this to meet some need, whether it’s for life partners, establishing clients, friends, employees or strategic alliances.What happens after is what really matters. Do you follow-up? Do you ask for the sale, or the friendship or the relationship to begin? Do you ask yourself what your intention is for this relationship?After all the effort to engage someone to establish a relationship, what do you do then?
On the other hand, the markets fell over 10% within days of the terrorist attack on September 11th, 2001. It took the nation and the markets months, if not years, to recover.
Would the market impact of Katrina be more like that of previous hurricanes or like the significant decline following the terrorist attack? I judged the market could have an initial negative reaction but would quickly recover and that the money spent rebuilding after the storm would actually cause the market to go up.
And that’s exactly what happened. Initially, some investors reacted out of fear and sold their stocks causing the markets to fall. Even then the decline was muted. For the week, the markets actually ended up and on September 6th, the markets were up well over 1%. Here’s why.
As devastating as the hurricane was on the lives of those affected, professional investors react based on long-term financial effects. There’s no question that in the short-term oil suppl
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