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J. ALLEN SMITH THE SPIRIT OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

A STUDY OF THE CONSTITUTION

Political Science
English
89353 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
1

Mr. Allen Smith has been the Chief Executive Officer and President of Four Seasons Holdings Inc. since September 23, 2013. Mr. Smith served as the Chief Executive Officer of PREI at Prudential Financial, Inc. since January 2008. Prior to this, Mr. Smith served as the Chief Executive Officer at Pramerica Real Estate Investors Ltd since January 2008, where he oversaw dedicated teams in 18 offices across the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America that collectively [more]

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Dr. Inga Michler The Reality of Impact Investing: Stories from the Field

Business & Economics
English
26565 Words
No Age Recommendation
822
0

Save the world and make money at the same time? A former British banker and a former British bank robber want to do this just as two Indian entrepreneurs or a German educator for hearing-impaired persons. They promote the rehabilitation of former prisoners, run biomass power stations to generate energy from rice husks or offer a mobile interpreting service for deaf persons. Their investors are so-called impact investors: they stand security, give credits or equity capital to social or environmental projects, and they want to do good while making money at the same time. But is impact investing really the new miracle cure to meet all our societal challenges? In reports on eight social entrepreneurs and interviews with three professional impact investors the author and WELT reporter Dr. Inga Michler demonstrates: impact investing is merely one instrument in the toolbox in order to solve social and environmental problems. Under certain conditions it can be very effective, however, financial return is by no means guaranteed. Initiated by Active Philanthropy, supported by the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth, the KfW Group and the BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt. [more]

Keywords: Impact Investing, Social Business

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Sachin Naha Investing in Mutual Funds

Business & Economics
English
19311 Words
Ages 14 and up
21
0

In this book we explain how through mutual fund we can invest in capital market instruments such as shares, debentures and other securities. It works in a different manner as compared to other savings organizations such as banks, national savings, post office, non banking financial companies etc. As most if not all capital market instruments have an element of risk it is very essential that the investors have a clear understanding of how a mutual fund operates and what are its advantages and limitations. This understanding has to be created in the investors by the distributors engaged in the marketing of mutual fund products. The distributors should also be knowledgeable enough to answer fundamental and basic questions that will be raised by the investor. It is thus essential that those engaged in marketing of Mutual Funds such as individual agents, distributor companies, bank executives and others have a comprehensive, clear and correct understanding of the concept and working of Mutual Funds as well as essential operational and technical details. [more]

Keywords: #investing, #mutualfunds, #financialplanning, #wealthcreation, #investmentstrategy, #diversification, #personalfinance, #financialfreedom, #retirementplanning, #longterminvesting

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John Moody The Railroad Builders

Fiction
English
45709 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

ohn Moody (1868 - 1958) was a self-taught reformer who had a strong entrepreneurial drive and a firm belief about the needs of the investment community -- as well as considerable journalistic talent. Relying on his assessment of the market's needs, John Moody & Company published Moody's Manual of Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities in 1900, the company's founding year. The manual provided information and statistics on stocks and bonds of financial institutions, government agencies, manufacturing, mining, utilities, and food companies. Within two months the publication had sold out. By 1903, circulation had exploded, and Moody's Manual was known from coast to coast. When the stock market crashed in 1907, Moody's company did not have adequate capital to survive, and he was forced to sell his manual business. John Moody returned to the financial market in 1909 with a new idea: instead of simply collecting information on the property, capitalization, and management of companies, he now offered investors an analysis of security values. His company would publish a book that analyzed the railroads and their outstanding securities. It offered concise conclusions about their relative investment quality. He expressed his conclusions using letter rating symbols adopted from the mercantile and credit rating system that had been used by the credit-reporting firms since the late 1800s. Moody had now entered the business of analyzing the stocks and bonds of America's railroads, and with this endeavor, he became the first to rate public market securities. In 1909, Moody's Analyses of Railroad Investments described for readers the analytic principles that Moody used to assess a railroad's operations, management, and finance. The new manual quickly found a place in investors' hands. In 1913, he expanded his base of analyzed companies, launching his evaluation of industrial companies and utilities. By that time, the "Moody's ratings" had become a factor in the bond market. On July 1, 1914, Moody's Investors Service was incorporated. That same year, Moody began expanding rating coverage to bonds issued by US cities and other municipalities. By 1924, Moody's ratings covered nearly 100 percent of the US bond market. Moody's continued to publish and monitor ratings during the Great Depression, when bond default rates skyrocketed but few bonds highly-rated by Moody's missed payments. In the 1970s, Moody's ratings were further extended to the commercial paper market and to bank deposits. Also in the 1970s, the major rating agencies including Moody's began the practice of charging issuers as well as investors for rating services. The rationale for this change was, and is, that issuers should pay for the substantial value objective ratings provide in terms of market access. In addition, it was recognized that the increasing scope and complexity of the capital markets demanded staffing at higher levels of compensation than could be received from publication subscrip [more]

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Crypto Valley The Crypto Compass

A Guide to Navigating the Crypto World with Ease

Education
English
3903 Words
Ages 16 and up
136
1

The Crypto Compass: "A Guide to Navigating the Crypto World with Ease" is the ultimate guide to successful investing in the world of cryptocurrencies. Written for novice and experienced investors alike, this book provides insights and tips on how to avoid common mistakes, detect trends using key indicators, and make smart investment decisions. The author shares their wealth of knowledge and experience in the world of crypto, offering practical advice and real-world examples to help readers navigate the often-complex landscape of digital currencies. With a focus on avoiding pitfalls and maximizing profits, "The Crypto Compass" is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to succeed in the exciting world of crypto investing. [more]

Keywords: Crypto, Cryptocurrencies, Investing, Mistakes, Trends, Indicators, Tips, Success, Navigation, Guide., investing, mistakes, Guide, Beginners, rich, altcoins, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Markets, Doge, investing in Crypto, Blockchain, Technology, Money [more][Less]

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Freeman van Milde, Lina Chatopenai The guide to increasing money

The journey to financial freedom

Self-Help
English
9246 Words
Ages 12 and up
25
0

Introduction to the world of finance Nowadays it is becoming increasingly difficult to invest your assets safely and profitably at the same time. Some countries have even introduced punitive taxes on traditional savings accounts. The traditional practice of simply putting the money in the bank hardly earns any interest and quickly becomes like hiding the money in your savings stocking at home or under your mattress. This stagnation of capital is exacerbated by inflation, as money loses value if it is not channeled into alternative forms of investment. In the past, many people have been blinded by seemingly fantastic returns and lost sight of security. Returns of ten percent or more have stimulated greed and overruled rational considerations. Don't get me wrong, such returns are certainly possible, but not with the conventional financial instruments that are available to the general public. Most resulted in abrupt losses of wealth, particularly in high-risk investment products. A good example of this is speculative bets on the future price of the dollar at a certain point in time. Such approaches are more similar to a visit to a casino in Las Vegas or a lottery game with a million-dollar chance of winning the jackpot. The gambling mentality often blinds investors to reality and leads to unsafe investments. In this context, the following often applies: less is actually more. Security comes at a price, and investors looking to recover their capital should settle for moderate returns. Long-term stability of four or five percent is far more desirable than the risk of speculating on ten or twenty percent and endangering your capital unless you have the necessary knowledge or a coach. This dilemma is similar to what one has experienced while playing cards or at a slot machine. You win occasionally and get cocky, betting that the winning streak will continue. On the other hand, you want to bet against losses and win back the stake. However, the mathematica [more]

Keywords: Money, Finazical

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George Forbes History Of Astronomy

Part II

History
English
1399 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

In 1963, he became a Cleveland councilman for Ward 27. At the time, Forbes was one of ten African Americans in the thirty seats in council. He was also instrumental in the effort to elect Carl Stokes as the first African American mayor of a major U.S. city. In 1967, Forbes was the chairman of "Operation Registration," a voter registration program targeting African American neighborhoods.[3] He later was elected council president in 1973 and assumed office in 1974. About a year later in 1975, Forbes and other (unspecified) investors bought out popular AM talk-radio station WERE and converted it into an all-news format that promptly flopped. It quickly changed back to an all-talk format. Forbes was a polished politician and knew the ins and outs of the trade, eventually training future Cleveland mayor, Michael R. White. During the mayoral administration of Dennis Kucinich, Forbes sided with the unyielding banking interests against Kucinich before the city plunged into default. When George Voinovich became mayor in 1980, he made peace with council and Forbes. Due to Voinovich's low-key persona and Forbes's forthright attitude, critics of the Voinovich administration asserted that the mayor was giving Forbes too much power. Forbes was outspoken, particularly on matters of race and the poor. His passion often led to heated exchanges with colleagues and the Cleveland media, more than a few of which turned physical. This included a confrontation with fellow councilman Jeff Johnson:[4] [more]

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STEVEN SILBERT Financial Astrology : understanding the corporation

E-STRATEGIC ASTRO

Business & Economics
English
4355 Words
Ages 16 and up
245
0

Learn how to use an ancient art to understand and time your stockmarket purchases. Examining the most fundamental stock market activities is key to your success and this guide attempts to explain the influences behind the events. From the beginnings of time, looking at the planets has been a source of inspiration to humankind. This is not a science, nor is it mumbo-jumbo. Its good old ancient wisdom, wrapped up in a modern package. This guide will help new and experienced investors alike, to understand the inherent purpose of the corporation. Its strengths and weaknesses from within. To gain a sense of inner perspective allows one to make better choices. That is true for ourselves; it is also true for our investments. This is not a get-rich quick scheme. It's not a way to do day-trading. This work explores the nature of companies with an eye to choosing a successful one using astrology. The author uses a classic example of Enron to demonstrate the astrology. Enron rose to fame and glory and then collapsed. The directors made hundreds of millions of dollars and then were jailed. It could have all been foreseen and this work demonstrates how. [more]

Keywords: business, stock market, shares, share market, astrology, financial astrology

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GP SUMMARY Summary of Capitalist Punishment by Vivek Ramaswamy

How Wall Street Is Using Your Money to Create a Country You Didn't Vote For

Study Aids
English
14136 Words
Ages 16 and up
63
0

DISCLAIMER This book does not in any capacity mean to replace the original book but to serve as a vast summary of the original book. Summary of Capitalist Punishment by Vivek Ramaswamy: How Wall Street Is Using Your Money to Create a Country You Didn't Vote For IN THIS SUMMARIZED BOOK, YOU WILL GET: Chapter astute outline of the main contents. Fast & simple understanding of the content analysis. Exceptionally summarized content that you may skip in the original book The Wall Street cartel has seized control of the American economy, using your money to do so. Three Wall Street firms have amassed more money than Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Andrew Carnegie, and John Rockefeller combined. They have forced US companies to adopt "racial equity audits" and "emissions caps" while supporting human rights atrocities in China, coerce Western companies to produce less oil while shifting production to dirtier places, and charge high fees to mom-and-pop investors for sustainable funds. Capitalist Punishment is an easy-to-follow educational tour de force for all participants in financial markets. [more]

Keywords: capitalist punishment how wall street, capitalist punishment, vivek ramaswamy books woke capitalism, capitalist punishment vivek ramaswamy, capital punishment works wall street journal, vivek ramaswamycenter street

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Noah Daniels Short Sales - Investing In Today's Real Estate Market

Self-Help
English
10892 Words
No Age Recommendation
326
0

You have probably been thinking about how you can invest in today's real estate market. You have been watching the news and reading the papers and probably by now realize that the residential real estate market has reached rock bottom. There are many more houses on the market than there are buyers. This means that this is the time to buy and not sell. It almost looks as if it is fruitless to want to invest in real estate in the market today...or does it? Perhaps you have heard some people talking about investing in real estate today and making quick money and thought that it was some sort of scam. After all, how can you invest in a down market and still be able to turn it around and make money? It has to be some sort of scam and must be impossible to accomplish. Or is it? If you have been looking for a chance to make a higher return on your money than you can get anywhere else on the market, including the stock market and with minimal risk, look no further. You can invest in today's real estate market and take advantage of the current situation. There are more foreclosures than ever in today's real estate market. Foreclosures have hit their all time high in states such as California, Florida and Nevada. Most of the states in the union have also been suffering from massive amounts of foreclosures. You have probably heard about people who are purchasing foreclosed properties and making money. But this can be difficult to do if you do not have an inside guide to the market. After all, the investors who know the market will be the first to grab the properties that are well worth getting. You may be able to buy a foreclosure, but you might not be able to get that good of a deal. There is a lot of competition out there for the foreclosure buying market. But what if you do not wait for a house to go into foreclosure? What if you have a method where you can purchase property that is in good condition for less than market value and make the seller and prior lender happy? Do you think this would work for you? This book will teach you everything you need to learn about a short sale, how to find a good opportunity and how to negotiate with the seller as well as the lender. It will each you how to find investors and what to look for when you are investing in a short sale property. All in easy to understand language that takes you through the short sale process step by step. There are many differnet ways you can make money in the short sale vehicles. You can use the properties that you buy to make money as a long term real estate investment or a short term investment. If you think that the buyer's market means that real estate investing days and making quick money are over, think again. You have the perfect opportunity for a quick turnover in a short sale. [more]

Keywords: concept of the short sale, short sale property, Financing your short sale investment, Investing In Today's Real Estate Market

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