geneofisis asked:

Africa China Summit website
http://english.focacsummit.org/

Over the last few years China and the African Continent have been engaging in alot of trade and investment.It’s estimated that China will soon be the next economic superpower. In 2006 Africa’s trade with China generated 55billion US dollars. What are the benefits and implications? Should Africa be wary of China being the next colonizer, or has the continent learned it’s lesson? Stay tuned.

TYREE

scottdeals asked:

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Scott Cearley

JIM

Steve A Wright asked:


If you know more or less all there is to know about investing directly in stocks and shares, or in collective forms of investment, or the management of your investments, or the tax implications, or the pros and cons of offshore investing, then you might not need much more in the way of financial investment advice. Unless you happen to be one of those very rare individuals, however, you will almost certainly benefit from the sound and impartial financial investment advice of a professional, independent financial adviser.

Types of Investment

Direct Investment

Your choice of investment types fall into two basic categories - direct investment in the shares of a particular company or its issued bonds or, in the case of government-issued bonds, its “gilt-edged stock”. The price of company shares, of course, will fluctuate as they are traded on the stock market and the dividends to which you are entitled as an owner of those shares will be determined by the performance of that particular company.

In the case of bonds issued by a company, or gilts issued by the government, however, you will be assured of the rate of interest on what is effectively your loan to that company or the government, and you will be assured of the full return on your investment once the bond or government stock reaches its maturity date. Because of these in-built certainties, there is a lower risk inherent in the investment in corporate bonds or government gilts, and the returns, therefore, tend to be lower than in the more volatile market for shares.

Both corporate and government bonds can be traded in the market, however, before they reach their maturity date. During this time, their price will be determined by the prevailing rates of interest in the stick market, compared to the rate attached to the bond itself.

“Collective” Investment

If you want to avoid putting all your eggs in the one basket of a particular company’s shares, it is possible instead to spread the risk of your investment by pooling it (with other investors) into a range of different investments. In this case, the pooled investment is managed by a professional fund manager, who makes decisions on the range and types of investment. Such collective schemes fall - again, broadly - into three different types: unit trusts, investment trusts and Open-ended Investment Companies (OEICs).

Once you have reached this level of investment decision-making, however, the vast range of unit trusts, investment trusts and OEICs available can open up a veritable Pandora’s Box of choices. In order to avoid making potentially very costly mistakes or rash investment decisions, therefore, this is the stage at which - if you have not done so before - you should consult an independent financial adviser.

Summary

Financial investment advice is wisely taken because of the sheer range of investment vehicles available:

• These fall into the two broad categories of direct investment or “collective” (pooled) investment;

• Direct investments include the purchase of stocks and shares or corporate or government (so-called “gilt-edged” stock);

• The principal types of collective investment are in unit trusts, investment trusts or Open-ended Investment Companies (OEICs);

• Whatever your personal intuition regarding the best investment type for you, however, the best financial investment advice is going to come from an independent financial adviser.



AHMED

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We hear the term investing in you quite often in life. I have heard it more often since I have been involved with internet marketing. The question is what does that really mean? Lots of people can take this many different ways. The reality of this statement is that by investing in yourself you are becoming more knowledgeable about your field, spending time and money to become more educated and then using this to further your career or your life.

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hallaben33 asked:

http://www.columbusinvestmentpropertyblog.org/ 2207 Case Rd is in the north end of Columbus just south of Morse Rd. 3bed 1 bath 988 square ft. We are asking 42k, recent sales average around 79-109k.This property needs about 6k in repairs or less!!…that means that you are going to purchase this property for about 0.50 on the dollar,put 6k in and still be 0.65 on the dollar or less after repairs!!! Repairs include refinishing hardwood floors,minor paint,2 basement windows and 2 bedroom window and that’s about it with some minor landscaping and miscellaneous stuff.Basement is partially finished. This is a great rental area and should rent out for about 00-850 per month. That’s a great return on your investment!! http://www.columbusinvestmentpropertyblog.org/

HARLAND

bigwavegirl2006 asked:


I remember the Beardstown Ladies, a bunch of grandmothers who had an investment club and invested in the market and did better than the S&P 500. Does anyone know how to start one?

NELSON

manhattanbureau asked:

If you’ve never heard of Roatan or Pico Bonito, you will. They are two of tomorrow’s hotspots for fun in the sun. As we hear from Grant Winter, they’re both in the Central American nation of Honduras, a country in perfect position for foreign investment.

MACK

ksralkwatr asked:

Dubai is a tiny sheikdom with big dreams. Thanks to a combination of extraordinary wealth and vision, it has transformed itself from desert sand into an international business center and tourist destination. The man behind Dubai’s rise is its leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Steve Kroft introduces us to the Sheikh and his desert oasis.

MARLON

fxbootcamp asked:

At the open of today’s European session, major central banks announced a coordinated move to improve liquidity conditions in the global financial markets. The EUR/USD rose in response and managed to break above resistance of the 100-pip range which had defined the pair’s previous 12 hours of price action. A 100-pip trade was the outcome for traders who executed a long trade entry at the re-test of resistance, then took profit at the daily M4 pivot point.

JARED

Wendy B asked:


I’m sure they look at the return on thier investment and the possible profits. How heavy do they weigh the “person” asking for the investment?

Would it be challenging to find an investor to open a second hand store? Does the persons credit matter?
I’m talking about my bad credit.

XAVIER