Wit and Wisdom on Money, Wall Street and Success - Part #2Here are ten more WISDOM packed GEMS that ooffer very unqiue insights to the world of trading and investing. These quotes promote a philosophy which is readily understandable and sometimes hysterical. In my 25+ years of investing I have collected hundreds of quotes related to Wisdom, Wall Street and Success. I submit this small selection with the hopes that it will enlighten the forces required for your future financial success. Enjoy! EconomistsIn today's volatile and confusing stock markets everyone is searching for a guru who knows which way the market is going and when. Ask any economist and he will have an answer. Ask 2 economists and you will have 2 answers. Ask 3 economists - ad infinitum. Big Buildings Can Mean Big Economic DisasterAS BUILDERS BEGIN WORK ON THE FREEDOM TOWER in New York City, to be the world?s tallest building, economist Mark Thornton offers a history-based theory of the relation between super-buildings and the economy. Thornton surveyed economic performance worldwide following the completion of each of the world?s tallest skyscrapers, and suggests what these events foretell. Public Relations Writing: Write Better Press Release Headlines With More Impact in Less TimePublic relations writing when writing press releases can be a real challenge. When writing press releases the most important part is the headline or title. This is the information the media reads first so it has to grab their attention. How can you write better press releases that get used instead of deleted? This article contains tips on press release writing and public relations writing. The Irish Property Market - Expensive But Worth It?Officially the best place in the world to live, Ireland is also one of the most expensive places in the world to live and property is no exception. Just what can you expect from the Irish property market and how long will the 'bubble' last? InterventionIntervention. Now don't let that big word scare you. The talking heads on TV have been discussing it all week because the major banks of the world are going to "prop up" the Euro. Bankers in DenialDenial is a ubiquitous psychological defense mechanism. It involves the repression of bad news, unpleasant information, and anxiety-inducing experiences. Judging by the German press, the country is i... |