Monday Sept. 26
Ok so I was thinking that is it right for other states to ask the U.S. government for additional billions to that which it already gets. Do you see Pennsylvannia asking for more money even though we are consistently ranked some of the worst roads in the country no. We raise taxes. Plus their are other ports in the gulf that can easily be accesible to ships coming from the Mississippi. THe 34 billion dollars requested to rebuild the levy system. I think that you shouldn't try and play God and put a city where he put a river. That 34 billion dollars can be used to expand existing ports and to speed up the new oil refinery strategically located in Arizona where nothing happens. So, please write angry letters to your senators telling them to say fu to Loisianna. YOu may think I am a bad person because of all the people who lived in that city, but a lot of them have already left to start a new life. I therefore recommend move Mardi Gras to Penn State and screw New Orleans.
Tuesday Sept. 27
So, as I was reading the USA TOday i see that retailers are suing credit card companies and banks of working together to price fix interchange rates. I think that these retailers are just full of shit. First of all the financials have had to spend so much on security enhancement and other charges due to identity theft. THey are also the ones liable in the end. THe retailers think that an interchange rates of 232 dollars per household per year is too much. They are probably making 40,000 dollars and are complaining about a measley 232 dollars. Yes this may be anticompettitive for small business but these chains are just trying to explain the weak earnings numbers due to a higher CPI because of oil. So basically I'm saying its bullshit if they don't want people using credit cards don't accept them and then bitch at yourself when noone shops there.
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How To Invest In The Stock Market
First you need a broker, which is the person who will buy your stocks. I recommend an online one like Ameritrade or E-Trade, because they have the lowest fees. Then you need to pick your stocks. You should look for stocks that have relatively low Price to Earnings ratios, or ones with accelerated revenue growth. You can find this information on places like msn or through your broker. Once you find you stocks you should place a limit order. Place the limit price, the maximum you want to spend per share, at or slightly below the last price sold. This ensures that you don’t get ripped off by the broker who will not search for the best deal if you do a market order. After this you can put a limit sell order, so it automatically sells when it reaches a price you see fit. I usually hold out for a 20% gain. Then you start researching again.
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