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[19 Nov 2009 | Comments | 79 views]
Want To Buy A 100x Leveraged ETF?

Make sure you read the whole post… found at Jason Kelly’s Blog.

Kelly Capital is proud to announce on Friday the 13th the world’s first pair of 100x leveraged ETFs: Kelly Daily Nasdaq 100 Bull 100x Shares (SOAR) and Kelly Daily Nasdaq 100 Bear 100x Shares (SINK). The investments seek to replicate, net of expenses, 10,000% of the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100 Index in the case of SOAR, and 10,000% of the inverse daily performance in the case of SINK. The funds will invest at least 80% of …

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[16 Oct 2009 | Comments | 102 views]
How I Created Over 13 Meals For Just Over $10…

I’ve wanted to create this post for quite some time but haven’t gotten around to it until today.
Firstly, I must say that this post is dedicated to my Nan, as it is her recipe and one of my favorite foods of all time. The fact that I can create it pretty close to how she made it.. well, I’m pretty darn happy about that.
I said in the title that it’s a little more then $10… and in truth, it really is.. but depending on how much you pay for carrots, …

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[9 Oct 2009 | Comments | 23 views]
Dollar = New Highs today.. well, since last October anyhow..

Are we heading back to better than par for the Canadian dollar?? Personally.. ya.. think so.. and I think it’s going to be there for awhile..
Here’s the latest chart chart from yesterday I have with the latest price and you can see that 1 Canadian Dollar will buy you 0.946 of a USD right now. That’s pretty good.. but I think it’s only starting.. (As of this morning October 9th.. it’s at $0.955)

One of my favorite bloggers Tim Knight at www.slopeofhope.com also thinks that we are in for one good …

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[7 Oct 2009 | Comments | 25 views]
Kids Want A New Car? Now This Is A Good Idea..

Robert Kiyosaki’s book Rich Dad, Poor Dad.. has a lot of good information. Without ’spoiling’ it for everyone, the book centers upon the idea of obtaining ‘Assets’ over ones lifetime instead of ‘Liabilities’.
It makes sense really.. assets make you money, where liabilities make you spend your money.. and usually that money is after-tax money. Things like income real-estate, stocks, certificates, etc. are what he promotes people to buy, and to not be sucked into the money trap or ‘rat race’ which most people get into. You know what I’m talking …