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Patience

published Monday, October 3rd, 2011 at 5:28 pm by

Patience is that invisible ingredient that most people extract from the recipe. It is kind of like extracting baking soda from a cake recipe, you get something, but it’s not a cake. Or like I did when making ice cream, I left out the salt, thinking that it wasn’t important. The ice cream never hardened.

Patience is that invisible ingredient that you can’t touch it, you can’t see it, but, you won’t get success without it. The moment that you say you can’t do something, you set into motion your personal extinction and when you say you won’t, you finalize it.

The only short cut to success is to start now, because any delay in starting will delay the arrival of success.

You will never get it right if you are not willing to get it wrong.

Never let a wrong turn make you do a U-turn.

And last but not least.
Until you position yourself in a position to have people give you money for what you know or do, you won’t get it.

 

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Tech Stocks with solid records

published Thursday, September 15th, 2011 at 5:16 pm by

The tech stocks that have solid records of growth for the future are as follows: IBM shows a slow but steady growth for since 2003 of about 22% over all and sells over 11 times 2012 earnings. Then there is Intel who has boosted dividends at a 33% annual rate and is selling at only 8 times 2012 earnings. Look at this company called Linear Technology who is another chip maker and their stock  in the last 5 years has seen a 25% growth and sells at only 11 times 2012 earnings. All of these numbers are estimates only and has been derived from information by this author. Please due your own research.

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New Forex Program

published Friday, April 29th, 2011 at 4:17 pm by

TradeMiner A new software trading tool that helps identifies trading opportunities through the use of Artificial Intelligence and brute force mathematics.

What used to take days of time consuming mathematical calculations through an Excel spreadsheet is now done in a matter of seconds. For the past 10 years, TradeMiner has been a proprietary trading tool developed for market analysts, system signal providers, and Stocks, Futures and Forex newsletter authors & magazine publishers and this is not only for Forex but it also covers Futures and Stocks. Not options though.Click Here!

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What is Extreme Profit Robot? Part 1

published Wednesday, April 13th, 2011 at 10:42 pm by

Let’s see if the “Extreme Profit Robot” is the real deal.

Or I should I say if I can make it work.
That doesn’t take away the buyers remorse I have as it sets in after spending my way into the sells funnel to the end, and then “I am not sure that the sales funnel is really over” feeling comes over me.  Ah, what next, we will see?

Now that I have that off my chest. As is with any purchase, you hope that 50% of what  you are told comes true. With the “Extreme Profit Robot” expectations are no different.
I will be keeping notes here for 2 reasons,
1 as log to push me along to do my best to make this “Extreme Profit Robot”  work, and
2 as a reporter, to give you a inside unbiased opinion.  Looking for One Trend, Up but I will tell it like I see it and experience it.

Now that I am inside I can tell you that it is as simple as they claim so far. They have a list 1 through something that teaches you the basics that they want you to know which seems to be no fluff and straight content that you need to know to set up the sites and drive the traffic.
I will be devoting more that 2 hours per day on this project, and more if I can do it.

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Profit is all that matters

published Monday, February 14th, 2011 at 11:49 pm by

NOW how do you maximize your profit each day, week and year? I will share some old fashion tips that still work. One of the first and my money the best way is to ask your vendor that you buy your products or services from if they have any special pricing that they can offer that you are not currently getting.

“Profit is all that matters” is kind of a strong statement and it is not what I really wanted to say. My whole thought process about this post is profit matters but not at the expense of some of your customers. Here I go again not saying what I mean and betting around the bush, something that I hate when I am reading someones article or sales letter.
The point is  you want to make the most profit that you can but you don’t want to cheat your customers and you want to make sure that you give them value / service for their money, that is all that I am saying.

Then ask them what new products are on the table due to come out, can you be one of the first to carry that product / service. What old products that they might have special deals on, discontinues items that you can offer to your customers. There is a number of chain stores that grew because of the discontinued products business.

Now when your talking to your vendors about old / current / future products ask for new POS (point of sale) signs or pictures and articles if your an online business, for products that your selling. Signs Sell it is a proven fact, keep them new and fresh (change them often) the same goes on line, if you keep your site fresh your customers will come back often.

If you sell a product that requires replacement parts for it if you don’t already.  This does 2 things, when your customer needs those parts he/she comes back to you to get them and just might buy something else because he/she is in your store. This doesn’t mean go out and invest in $200,000 in parts just to try and get your customers to come back. This means that you start off small by starting with the most popular models and grow your business little by little.

Little buy little adds up to a lot. And yes my spelling is just fine, because I meant as the customers buy a little here and a little there it will add up to more than just a little.

If you don’t think that this applies to your business then comment right here below this post and I will be more than happy to tell you how that could apply to your business.

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