Posted on April 24th, 2009 by Mara Hernandez-Capili
A corporation is basically a group of people with shares or stocks from a company that make them part-owners of that company. A company may either be a privately held corporation or a publicly held corporation. A privately held corporation is one where the shareholders know each other. They are usually related to each other, some corporations have the whole family as the shareholders. An example of a privately listed company is Cargill Corporation. A publicly listed company is one where shares are sold to anyone who can afford it and who pass up on some tests/ requirements the company has in addition. Shareholders of publicly listed companies do not virtually know each other.
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Posted on April 23rd, 2009 by Bob Jones
Many of us are dreaming of that special day when we can sit back and relax at a fabulous island while sipping a cold pia colada, not worrying about missing work (because you dont work!) and just thinking of the countless money that is earning itself in your bank account. Sounds fantastic right? How would you feel if I tell you that this kind of lifestyle is within your reach, you just have to exercise on your financial intelligence to have it?
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Posted on April 13th, 2009 by Mara Hernandez-Capili
Day trading is the definition when the transaction of buying and selling of share is performed within that same day. More and more people resort to day trading nowadays because it is very accessible especially with the advent of the internet. Online trading can be done in the comforts of your own home with the aid of a computer and an Internet connection. In the succeeding paragraphs we would know the advantages and disadvantages of day trading and why more people resort to this type of trading.
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