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I find it interesting (most people will not) that the iPhone has become my default device for checking stocks.
It's just easier to click on the Stocks app and immediately see all of the stocks I'm interested in.
I'm sure there are good free stock portfolio apps that I'm not even utilizing, but I rarely log into my trading account or go to Yahoo Finance anymore.
I guess that's enough of my "interesting" story for today...
It's just easier to click on the Stocks app and immediately see all of the stocks I'm interested in.
I'm sure there are good free stock portfolio apps that I'm not even utilizing, but I rarely log into my trading account or go to Yahoo Finance anymore.
I guess that's enough of my "interesting" story for today...
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Hopefully GNVC is back on track, I really threw away a lot of profit by not taking some off the table, I guess that's why i'm on a gambling message board.
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interesting post
interesting post
In the Digital Age....the need for Real Estate is declining rapidly. What we were talking about ten years ago we are implementing today. Most economists don't even realize that rising unemployment is actually a sign of progress....not distress....but most economists are cyclical thinking and not revoluationary.
The issue is how do we deal with progress that is reducing the need for people to work....something that has NEVER happened before. We see it everywhere. Banking moving online reducing the need for branches, movies delivered online reducing the need for videostores, news delivered online reducing the need for newspapers and magazines. The next two MAJOR areas will be healthcare and education.
like digital delivery of movies replacing CDs, stores and labor--Look at blockbuster
http://www.courier-journal.com/artic...uture+of+store
digital banking replacing bank branches and tellers
online trading replacing brokers and brokerage office space
purchasing insurance online replacing insurance brokers
and purchase books online replacing bookstores......
All of the above drive efficiency and lower costs, less usage of resources, and less labor and space.
Now that we have invested trillions developing the technology, we are finally at the stage where we can implement it and drive efficiency everywhere.
We are rapidly moving our life online, in the not too distant future, our children, mine included, will be likely going to school online and not in a building.....think of all the fuel we will save from not requiring 4,000,000 teachers to drive to and from work, heating, electrifying and maintaining hundreds of millions of square feet of space, the savings from not needing massive administration overhead around the nation....etc......
At this point the direction is clear, the process, manner and timing is still uncertain. <!-- / message --><!-- edit note -->
interesting post
In the Digital Age....the need for Real Estate is declining rapidly. What we were talking about ten years ago we are implementing today. Most economists don't even realize that rising unemployment is actually a sign of progress....not distress....but most economists are cyclical thinking and not revoluationary.
The issue is how do we deal with progress that is reducing the need for people to work....something that has NEVER happened before. We see it everywhere. Banking moving online reducing the need for branches, movies delivered online reducing the need for videostores, news delivered online reducing the need for newspapers and magazines. The next two MAJOR areas will be healthcare and education.
like digital delivery of movies replacing CDs, stores and labor--Look at blockbuster
http://www.courier-journal.com/artic...uture+of+store
digital banking replacing bank branches and tellers
online trading replacing brokers and brokerage office space
purchasing insurance online replacing insurance brokers
and purchase books online replacing bookstores......
All of the above drive efficiency and lower costs, less usage of resources, and less labor and space.
Now that we have invested trillions developing the technology, we are finally at the stage where we can implement it and drive efficiency everywhere.
We are rapidly moving our life online, in the not too distant future, our children, mine included, will be likely going to school online and not in a building.....think of all the fuel we will save from not requiring 4,000,000 teachers to drive to and from work, heating, electrifying and maintaining hundreds of millions of square feet of space, the savings from not needing massive administration overhead around the nation....etc......
At this point the direction is clear, the process, manner and timing is still uncertain. <!-- / message --><!-- edit note -->
Please don't go by me, I am following skulnik on this one. This is strictly a gambling play for me.
I sold my 2000 GNVC today. Small proffit of 600.
I do believe the overall correction is over.
I do believe the overall correction is over.
I've watched for a year, opened a thinkorswim account 1st of Feb....rally monkey in the mail today....
bought GNVC @ 1.88 sold 2.35
holding WINN in @ 9.59 (people have to eat)
bought CCTC @ .069 today :SIB
bought GNVC @ 1.88 sold 2.35
holding WINN in @ 9.59 (people have to eat)
bought CCTC @ .069 today :SIB
