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Hub You - The Daily Journey Of An Experienced Day Trader
When discussing Direct Mail Marketing we also need to discuss consistent targeting of customers. If you own a location-based business then you must consider where your customers come from and how far out you draw the customers from.Does your business draw customers from a 15-mile radius or is your competition much closer and therefore you probably only draw from a 10-mile radius? Do you feel the your customer service is good enough to draw customers out of your competitors service market area? If so, perhaps you want to send direct-mail marketing into your competitors target area.The key would be consistent targeting of th
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zop
A few months ago, we attended the recent Austech 2005 Expo. It was a large trade show that showcased over 500 manufacturers selling machines, equipment and systems.The good news was that around 40% of the exhibitors had a trade show video running. It was inspiring that many exhibitors understood the power of video to quickly convey how their products work. Made us feel warm and fuzzy inside.The bad news was that most of the videos were absolutely appalling.Why so appalling you ask? Some were bad because they had no idea of the power of production values in giving the right impression to their target market. Other
Wake at 10:00 to find none of my trades have triggered. Confident they will and there's nothing new that takes my fancy, I decide to write up a piece on a seminar attended last night and post it on the TNT thread, the finest non-specific thread on ADVFN.
My new Skype buddy, who I met at a seminar earlier this year, is wondering where I am and is relieved to see me log in. We discuss our trades and evaluate their merit. Today he is long and I am short but we both agree our trades are sound.
A stop is hit on AHT - I've been in and out all year but my last trade didn't work. The automatic stop got me out before the worst of the fall, job well done, no tea and toast required.
One of my intended shorts CW. may lose its place in FTSE100. When this gets known my short will surely fly and I flirt with entering the trade before my target price is reached. No, discipline is important; I decide to leave my limit order where it is.
Today I am watching the AAEX - it's been consolidating at a critical level and I can see an easy short to 383 mark. It low tests but rebounds; I shall wait for an end of day close below my target before entering the trade. A good example of where a limit order wouldn't have worked.
I notice all my candidate shorts are going up but that doesn't bother me. I'm regretting my BUR and CSR share purchases of yesterday but they were small and I will add if they fall further. Both will do well when things recover. Bur is fine given it's XD today.
My recent M&S share purchase into my SIPP is looking sound. I'm pleased to be back in and Moody have upgraded them. Meanwhile I'm eyeing up my SIPP cash wondering what to do. Today doesn't seem to be the right day to decide; it's a do nothing day.
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zop
That is an appealing self-assured declaration. Moreover, truthfully, it is perhaps a bit of an overstatement, but not by much. I will clarify this shortly.First, a question. Are you steadily making money on your construction jobs? Are you using cash from the job in progress to pay the bills on the last construction job that was completed?If you do, this is on the whole, one of the most imperative concepts you ever will read.Construction estimating software is in fact the preparatory features for making money on all your construction jobs. Since it is easier to create measurable estimates repeatedly, than it is to do t
A stop is hit on AHT - I've been in and out all year but my last trade didn't work. The automatic stop got me out before the worst of the fall, job well done, no tea and toast required.
One of my intended shorts CW. may lose its place in FTSE100. When this gets known my short will surely fly and I flirt with entering the trade before my target price is reached. No, discipline is important; I decide to leave my limit order where it is.
Today I am watching the AAEX - it's been consolidating at a critical level and I can see an easy short to 383 mark. It low tests but rebounds; I shall wait for an end of day close below my target before entering the trade. A good example of where a limit order wouldn't have worked.
I notice all my candidate shorts are going up but that doesn't bother me. I'm regretting my BUR and CSR share purchases of yesterday but they were small and I will add if they fall further. Both will do well when things recover. Bur is fine given it's XD today.
My recent M&S share purchase into my SIPP is looking sound. I'm pleased to be back in and Moody have upgraded them. Meanwhile I'm eyeing up my SIPP cash wondering what to do. Today doesn't seem to be the right day to decide; it's a do nothing day.
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zop
AbstractThe electrical products industry is one characterized by fierce competition, declining margins, and legislative regulations, all that have forced the majority of electrical product manufacturers to rethink their business models. This article describes a successful story from a leading electrical products manufacturer and its journey towards lean, which to date, has saved the company over $65 Million in hard –dollar savings.BackgroundTefen has worked closely with one of the world’s leaders in Power and Control products. With worldwide consolidated sales exceeding $9 Billion in 2002, the company has roughly 200
Today I am watching the AAEX - it's been consolidating at a critical level and I can see an easy short to 383 mark. It low tests but rebounds; I shall wait for an end of day close below my target before entering the trade. A good example of where a limit order wouldn't have worked.
I notice all my candidate shorts are going up but that doesn't bother me. I'm regretting my BUR and CSR share purchases of yesterday but they were small and I will add if they fall further. Both will do well when things recover. Bur is fine given it's XD today.
My recent M&S share purchase into my SIPP is looking sound. I'm pleased to be back in and Moody have upgraded them. Meanwhile I'm eyeing up my SIPP cash wondering what to do. Today doesn't seem to be the right day to decide; it's a do nothing day.
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zop
More people are choosing to work from home these days. It seems that everyone is looking for that home income opportunity online. But how realistic is it to embark on such a venture?A recent research report by Forrester, Inc. that was conducted by ecommerce analyst Sucharity Mulpuru shows a steady upward growth in ecommerce. In short, Mulpuru predicted several trends that point to the fact that now is a great time to start an online business."Discovery" of new products will define niche marketing. Niche markets are quickly setting up shop on the internet. Online shoppers want their products and their website search resu
I notice all my candidate shorts are going up but that doesn't bother me. I'm regretting my BUR and CSR share purchases of yesterday but they were small and I will add if they fall further. Both will do well when things recover. Bur is fine given it's XD today.
My recent M&S share purchase into my SIPP is looking sound. I'm pleased to be back in and Moody have upgraded them. Meanwhile I'm eyeing up my SIPP cash wondering what to do. Today doesn't seem to be the right day to decide; it's a do nothing day.
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zop
Wondering what pages to include on your website and why? Here is a list of important information that should be included on your site.Before you start thinking about what to write, it is important that you create a plan, which outlines what each page will contain. That way you won’t repeat yourself or forget vital information. The most common pages on successful websites include:1. Home Page (First Page) This is your “sales” page and should provide information about what you can do for your customers. It should also give your visitors a brief overview of what they can find on your site.2. Products /
The phone rings and it's MBNA offering me 6k for 9 months at 0% interest. I have to pay a one-off ?75. They agree to pay it into my current account. Excellent, that frees up the money I need to fund my ISA, saving me 9/12 of 5% in lost interest on the cash.
The post arrives and my interest statement from ZOPA is there. Zopa is an innovative idea set up by the founders of EGG, which allows people like 'us' to lend and borrow to each other. Now I can complete my tax return...a job for this afternoon methinks.
Also in the post are two books from global investor bookshop. My name is on the packet but I haven't ordered these books. 'Extraordinary popular delusions' and 'superhobby investing'. I shall enjoy the former and sell the latter on ebay, shame it's got a slightly bent spine. Why they have been sent to me is a mystery.
I get an email from the chap who's going to give me a lesson on Level 2 - I'm new to level 2 and as chance would have it I met someone a couple of weeks ago who said they would be happy to take me through it. I have IGMarkets level 2 but this chap deems this insufficient so I call ADVFN and plead successfully for a free day. T will take me through it tomorrow and then I guess I will have to fork out for it.
The cat comes for a cuddle. He's not a lap cat but 2 or three times a day he jumps up for a cuddle and nudges my nose. It's over in an instant.
I check back on my intended shorts but they are all still going up.
My short of Glyn on BB is not looking good but I agree with TNT that Nikki is strong. I decide to buy Nikki and keep Glyn short open, hoping that Nikki will prevail. Either way, I am still confident I picked the winner on day one.
Time for lunch. My table at my caf? is occupied, don't these strangers know that it's MY table. Reluctantly I sit at the next table and keep up with my positions on my mobile XDA Mini phone, hooking into an unsecured wireless network under the name of 'monkey_penis'. Who cares. My potential shorts are still going up.
There's a long trade sha
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