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trilly-king's picture
Nov.19.2012
The beginning's the end, and the end's the beginning.
trilly-king's picture
Nov.19.2012
The most aggressive wealth preservation tactic always seeks to convert flat currency to more stable instruments.
farzana-versey's picture
Oct.15.2012
Would you buy a Monet or a Degas while looking through bedsheets and curtain rods? Is art not as much about living? Costco has once again started selling original works. Listed under ‘Fine Art’ in the Home and Décor section, its supplier Greg Moors has justified it with the “art for everybody”...
dolores-cullen's picture
Jul.15.2012
In the spring of 1953, we registered our oldest child--a girl--for school. She would need uniforms. Buying a sewing machine seemed like a good investment. We had no idea how remarkable an investment it would prove to be, nor how far its usefulness would stretch into the future. I had to overcome my...
michelle-malsbury's picture
May.12.2010
Chapter One Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaCharles (Skip) Horowitz was just finishing one of his marathon Friday afternoon meetings in front of his team of account opening experts. Seventy brokers - including six people from trading, A.J. from compliance, and Matt from lead generation, sat half sleeping as...
heywood-gould's picture
Sep.24.2008
 GREENPOINT, Brooklyn, September 19th...Imagine a crap table without a DON'T PASS line. A betting line without a point spread.  Imagine a world where you're only allowed to bet for--not against. A world where the house always wins. "Unthinkable," says Efraim Durg, CEO of Durgometrics,...
heywood-gould's picture
Sep.21.2008
GREENPOINT, Brooklyn, September 19th...Imagine a crap table without a DON'T PASS line. A betting line without a point spread.  Imagine a world where you're only allowed to bet for--not against. A world where the house always wins. "Unthinkable," says Efraim Durg, CEO of Durgometrics,...
rosy-cole's picture
Sep.16.2008
I've come to the conclusion that it's a mistake to mortgage the present for the sake of the future. There's a paradox in this, of course. I don't mean squandering money, or any kind of resource, because the future is uncertain, but making an investment in who we are as individuals and as a society...
jay-peroni's picture
Aug.03.2008
Monopoly, one of the most popular boardgames in the world, has always been one of my favorite games.  Oh the thrill of conquering the world: creating a large empire, collecting rents from those who do "not know how to play the game". It is always a dog-eat dog, competitive, hold nothing...
corinne-heather-copnick's picture
Jul.31.2008
Banking games are no fun, not unless you're the banker that is. If I sound disenchanted, you are right. I did not have a good banking experience today. It's a shame, especially when a win-win situation is possible. You see, I went to a bank today that shall be nameless to renew a risk-free (yes,...