By gmansky on Jul 30, 2007 in Featured, Investing | 0 Comments
It took around 4 months for the DOW to get from 11000 to 12000 points, half a year from 12000 to 13000, and 3 months to get to 14000.
Then bam, it took less than a week to chop off 750 points. How long the sell-off continues, nobody knows. This is also a time to take the time to look into stocks that you missed on the up turn. I believe this is temporary and will give a break to the bullish sentiment that is still prevailing in the country. Although the dollar is getting beaten up in the world market, the economic situation in the US is fundamentally sound with the earnings from companies in the global market.
Time to panic? No! But, exercised sound investing discipline. Asset allocation, buy on dips, market is still on the upswing. Since 2002, it took only 5 years to gain 6000 points. That is tremendous. You just don’t want to get caught up with the day trader people. It’s bargain hunting for the long term investor right now.
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By gmansky on Jul 19, 2007 in SEO Tips | 0 Comments
StepForth’s Ross Dunn has published an article in his blog about Negative SEO. For most webmasters, it is a challenge to get high ranking on the search engine result pages. This has created some sort of competition on search engine consultants who would want to place the websites they promote and manage to the first spot. And this is a constant battle, not only with competitors but also with the search engine itself like Google and Yahoo.
This particular article pinpoints several tactics which are being used by people who wants to disrupt the effectiveness of the competitor’s ranking with the search engine. It is best that you take a read on this good article “Damaging a Competitor’s Ranking is Possible.”
It is not our intent to teach this techniques. We would like to make you aware of this tactics so that you can more or less gauge your website’s behavior to determine if you may be a victim of Negative SEO tricks.
By admin on Jul 6, 2007 in Challenge | 0 Comments
I came to read about RedBull’s content from a write up in Wired.com’s website by Patrick di Justo. It contains essentially, meat sugar, caffeine, bile. Anyway, aside from the 3 key ingredients, it has also Glucose, Taurine, Glucuronolactone, Niacinamide, Sodium Citrate, & Inositol. You can read the whole article here.
How do you think Red Bull’s Energy Drink compare to other energy drink?