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The value of the Euro is going down because most of the countries that use it are in economic trouble. Read More

While tax-exempt bond financing isn't new, many eligible businesses aren't aware that it exists. Here's how it works: Each state has a bond "volume cap," which controls the amount of tax-exempt bonds the state can issue. It allocates a portion of that amount to various issuers throughout the state, which, in Harris' case, was the New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Your local economic deve Read More

14 Foreign Blue Chip Stocks With 5%+ Dividends

The Fed model compares the forward earnings yield of the stock market with 10-year government bond yields. The model assumes that investors view stocks and bonds as competing assets and will purchase whichever asset has a higher yield, according to an article in Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance May 2009 issue.
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The Zoom Room Dog Agility Training Center and exclusive sponsor West Paw Design announce the "America's Best Dog Trick" Contest - the first nationwide dog trick contest to celebrate positive-reinforcement dog training methods.... Read More

How will the new HST tax effect small businesses in BC Canada? While BC government and Canadian feds claim the benefit to big business will filter down, voters have a different view. 91% of BC residents fear the backlash. Read More

Will the US economy stall at the hands of small business? The White House met with 130 business voices to listen and learn. What they heard was that there are no sure answers and many opinions. Some business owners say they can't get access to credit, others say their debt load is too high and wouldn't access credit if they could. If small business is the "backbone" or the recovery, it appears we Read More

If you want to know how to file bankruptcy then you need to visit this link. They give you all the bankruptcy information you need to get started. Read More

The market has had a fantastic week so far for stocks and precious metals. The financial and energy sector are underperforming which is a concern, but we continue to hold our positions and will wait until a reversal to lock in our gains. Read More

Japanese Yen: Intervention Fears Stall Strengthening—For Now!
On the heels of the Bank of Japan’s emergency meeting at the beginning of the week in which policy-makers decided to extend quantitative easing to its credit markets, Japanese officials led by Prime Minister Hatoyama are suggesting various degrees of intervention to keep the yen from strengthening. Or are they?
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