Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
November 12, 2008
Hope Financials - What’s Up In The Future
Everyone wants a better future when it comes to financials. So lets pull out our calculators.
Wondering when to buy stocks? The Associate Press published the percentage of people who feel that this is a good or bad time to invest in the stock market or real estate. There’s a Hope Financial company online that wants to help people restore credit and help eliminate debt.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
November 6, 2008
Free $50 from Sharebuilder
I would imagine that anyone interested in receiving a free $50 or anyone thats looking for another trading platform that can better meet their needs would take advantage of the opportunity.
How to start a transfer
You’ll need one form, one recent account statement and a fax machine (or mailbox). To get your $50 bonus, you must transfer your entire account (with at least a $500 balance) from a competing brokerage. That’s it! Learn more. [Promotion code: TRADEUP50]
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
October 16, 2008
Who’s to Blame for the Bleed?
Everyone has their own opinion as to who’s responsible for this mess. A writer at the Huffington blames the watchmen for not doing their jobs as enforcers and Tim agrees. Norris at the NYTimes reports that McCain blames Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while Obama blames McCain and Bush in which is denied by Red.
The Spine blames the Jews because $400 billion of Lehman funds were transfered to Israel the day before it collapsed. PopulistAmerica credits Pelosi’s blame on “failed Republican do-nothing policies”.
NC State wants a listen, and the Finanser hasn’t figured it out yet. Its the stranger with eight tentacles says Troy.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
October 9, 2008
When to Buy Stocks
“Buy” isn’t even apart of vocabularies in these days. Financial advisor Jim Cramer from Mad Money is saying “Sell” in this Today Show video.
So when is it okay to buy stocks? At the bottom of the pit, that’s when.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
August 18, 2008
Canadian Stock Brokers - What Is JitneyTrade? - Reviews
Jitneytrade was recommended as an online broker for Canadian stocks, and as the answer to “Where to Buy Canadian Stock?” at the superstockpicker forum. Super Stock Picker mechanically manages a set of portfolios holding only Canadian stocks and they are associated and partnered with Jitneytrade. I’ve never heard of Jitney before so here’s what I found in my research…
Jitney is a Canadian company that was founded in 2001 space by a group of market makers and traders who had worked for more than twenty years on the Montreal Stock Exchange floor. The necessary amount to open an account at Jitney is $15, 000 Canadian.
Jitney operated under a different name last year and was cited for changing its name without approval. It was a simple name change from Jitney Group Inc. to Jitney Trade Inc.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
August 15, 2008
Cheapest, Low Cost Stock Investing Plans
Basic Plan
( $5.98/month, includes 2 purchases )
The Basic Plan offers a flat rate Plan Purchase commission of just $2.99 per order. The low monthly charge of $5.98 includes two Plan Purchases each month. There is no annual charge associated with the Basic Plan, and additional Plan Purchases cost just $2.99. The Basic Plan is right for me.
Flex Plan
( $59.99/year, $1.99/purchase )
The Flex Plan has an annual charge of $59.99, and offers a reduced Plan Purchase commission of just $1.99 per order. There are no purchase requirements or minimums associated with the Flex Plan. The Flex Plan is right for me.
Diversified Plan
( $39.99/year, $0.99/purchase )
The Diversified Plan has an annual charge of $39.99, and offers unlimited Plan Purchases for just 99 cents per order. The low monthly charge of $9.90 includes 10 Plan Purchases each month, and additional Plan Purchases cost just 99 cents. The Diverified Plan is right for me.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
July 2, 2008
BBI Investor’s Party: Blockbuster Withdraws Bid, A Never Mind About Circuit City Celebration
Blockbuster’s Chief Executive Jim Keyes has heard the screams of investors, bloggers, and analysts against the bright idea to buy out Circuit City. The proposal has been withdrawn and the merger is called off. The announcement came Wednesday evening following newly motivated advertising campaigns.
Circuit City (CC) shares fell drastically after the news. Blockbuster’s share price has risen since the decision announcement.
Posted by msmoneygirl.net on
June 9, 2008
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