‘Economy’ Category
» posted on Tuesday, January 24th, 2012 at 2:05 PM by davebres
The Candidate that Obama does NOT want to Face is Romney
The sooner we make Mitt Romney the Republican nominee for President and move on with a head to head campaign against President Obama, the better we will all be. Obama is petrified of Romney because he knows the campaign will be a direct attack on his failed socialist agenda by a successful capitalist.
“I will not apologize for having been successful,” said Romney in the Florida Presidential debate on NBC. Romney was responding to criticism that he is rich. He said he is not ashamed for the fact that he earned his wealth by building companies from scratch, which created many middle-income jobs.
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» posted on Tuesday, November 15th, 2011 at 10:27 AM by davebres
New Solution for Multi-Family Property Owners that Drives NOI and Transfers Lease Default Risk
Atlanta, GA – LeaseTerm™ Insurance Group, LLC (LTI) has announced the introduction of LeaseTerm Insurance, an innovative business solution that helps multi-family property owners and managers reduce the risk of lease defaults and turnover expense.
“In today’s economic climate, property owners and managers are looking for new and innovative ways to reduce their risk and improve their bottom line. LTI is a powerful, new risk transfer solution that will help property owners and managers reduce expenses and increase their revenue and NOI, ultimately raising the value of their assets,” explained Walter Shealy, Chief Executive Officer of LeaseTerm Insurance Group, LLC. » read more
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» posted on Tuesday, November 15th, 2011 at 10:11 AM by davebres
U.S. and Foreign Markets in Turmoil, World Trends Capital Announces Unique Global Market Gold Strategy
Ridgefield, CT – The market trends in the United States and the even worse foreign markets present a unique opportunity for investors to prosper, according to a new web site offering gold and foreign currencies and other investment insights and strategies from an expert money manager.
Walter Bahr formed World Trends Capital, LLC and www.WorldTrendsCapital.com to educate and inform investors about a unique gold investment strategy that enables investors to capitalize on a bleak global macro-economic outlook. The firm is a Registered Investment Advisory operating in Ridgefield CT.
“With interest rates at record lows, the U.S. stock market in turmoil, the global economic outlook worsening and the debasement of the U.S. Dollar, World Trends Capital is sensitive to the fact that there are few places to hide. World Trends Capital manages assets on a discretionary basis using a global macro approach, proprietary trading models, and then filtering out the best investments by value,” explained Bahr. » read more
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» posted on Thursday, October 13th, 2011 at 10:55 PM by davebres
Entry-level Career Certification: Validation of Knowledge and Ability Gets Entry-level Job Faster, Easier
Raleigh, NC –The best way to be selected for an entry-level job above all other applicants is to obtain entry-level career certification to validate knowledge and ability, says the National Career Certification Board (NCCB).
“NCCB certification demonstrates that you have achieved the entry-level of professional knowledge in your specific field,” said Jeanine Austin, Ph.D. Career & Life Coach. “NCCB Certification gives you a mark of distinction which sets you apart and shows that you have achieved expertise in your field of study,” she added.
Candidates for NCCB certification are required to receive formal training in their field of expertise. This training can be done either in person or online in an educational program through a college, university, career college, private career school, or other training center. NCCB does not require any practicums, internships, or on-the-job experience in a specific field. NCCB provides the initial entry-level certification to validate education, knowledge, and ability. » read more
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» posted on Thursday, August 4th, 2011 at 4:53 PM by davebres
Warren Buffet is Right! Politicians Do Your Job or We will Find Someone Who Will
By David M. Bresnahan
The debates and political posturing throughout the “debt crisis” have shown us that politicians on all sides seem to use the same tired old tactics of pointing fingers at each other, then trying to scare the voters into doing what the politicians want, not what we the people want and need.
They seem to think they need to manipulate us into believing they are doing us some kind of favor. In reality we need to put some fear into those politicians so they will just do their job. It is time to turn things around. We need to have the courage to tell them to do their job or get fired on election day, regardless of political party.
Warren Buffet has the solution. A few days ago a friend sent me one of those E-mails that people pass around from one to the other. It made some claims about Buffet, and I decided to check and see if he really said what the E-mail claimed he said. I found a video of the interview and was pleased to see that he actually did make the statement attributed to him.
He said it with a smile, knowing that to put the solution in place the politicians have to vote this into law (which they would never do), but he certainly has it right. Here is what was said:
“I could end the deficit in 5 minutes,” said Warren Buffet on CNBC Jul. 7, 2011. » read more
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» posted on Saturday, July 23rd, 2011 at 1:48 PM by davebres
Senate President is a Dictator
By David M. Bresnahan
The U.S. House of Representatives did the right thing by passing the Cut, Cap, and Balance bill. Unfortunately the Senate President, Harry Reid (D) decided to play politics, and dictator.
Rather than put an end to increased spending and deeper debts for our nation, Reid refused to put the bill on the shelf without action. One man with too much power has refused to allow our elected representatives to debate and vote on legislation to help our nation.
Reid said: “I think this piece of legislation is about as weak and senseless as anything that has ever come on this Senate floor, and I’m not going to waste the Senate’s time day after day on this piece of legislation which I think is anathema to what our country is all about.”
Reid acts like a dictator, or at best he has the attitude that he knows what is best and the other 99 members of the U.S. Senate are not capable of representing the people who elected them. He is playing politics and putting our nation at risk.
Senator Reid will not allow a vote on a bill that he personally disagrees with. That is un-American, un-ethical, and just plain wrong. One man should not have that kind of power. We elected 100 Senators to work together to come up with just laws for our nation, not one man to act as dictator.
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» posted on Wednesday, July 13th, 2011 at 3:34 PM by davebres
Mr. President, Please Take Your Hand Out of My Pocket
By David M. Bresnahan
Mr. President, you say that you want to help improve the economy and put more people back to work, but I do not understand how that will happen if you raise taxes and go deeper into debt.
Apparently you are not aware that every single person in this country pays taxes, regardless of their income lever. Consequently, when you raise the income tax of high income citizens you will cause everyone in the country to pay more out of their pocket than they do now.
The reason this happens is fairly simple to understand. Consumers buy goods and services from businesses and businesses pay taxes to local, state, and federal governments. Those taxes are a cost of doing business and the money to pay those taxes comes from consumers. In other words, we all pay taxes through the purchases we make. In addition to those indirect taxes the people of most states also pay sales taxes with each purchase. These taxes reduce the buying power of the dollar, and as those taxes go up the buying power of each dollar goes down. That is not a good way to try to improve our failing economy.
There is no such thing as a tax increase that will only impact the wealthy.
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