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We make our investment decisions through contact with others. Both media can artificially inflate the share prices of some companies, as they can help accelerate the fall for no good reason. An investor who understands the media logic can enjoy great...

In the present era of competition each entrepreneur or businessman wants to reduce the cost of their product to compete in the market your product. The information contained in the cost accounting is useful for the employer in making business decisions....

Sales Tax Accounting

December 14, 2011 | In: Business Analysis

One of the important requirements for business is profit. Primary concern of a business owner is always profitable. The report of the financial statements, income always on top of the list of what owners can immediately see the profitability of a...

Generate interest that customers bring to our products or services is the basis of marketing. But how can we stimulate people's attention, so they associate the name of our company or product that we distribute to the criteria we have chosen? How can we...

The dangerous marketing effectiveness. You have already seen with amazement that a new printer costs less than a cartridge? You work in retail and you wonder why customers do not spend like before? You are a marketer and you still think that all is well...

Our employees are an asset far greater than imagined. Would you agree that your personal assets (portfolio, RRSP etc..) Has a yield of about 50% of the average yield of the market? Unlikely. But when it comes to employees, management staff has a...

Sell ​​in a panic

December 12, 2011 | In: Business Analysis

For many, the financial losses are housed in the brain in the same area as the deadly. With all the information that is conveyed by the media, books, magazines and the Internet for a decade, the investor has never been so well informed now. The...

In the discourse of investment professionals, the word "speculation" generally has a pejorative connotation. The speculator is opposed to the investor, since the first would not have a rational investment, while the second would know better the...

Sell ​​in a panic

December 8, 2011 | In: Business Analysis

For many, the financial losses are housed in the brain in the same area as the deadly With all the information that is conveyed by the media, books,   magazines and the Internet for a decade, the investor has never been so well informed now. The...

We tend to base our long-term forecasts on examples of short-term data or factors that have nothing relevant According to two psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky (1), investors do not always act rationally. "We tend to base our long-term...

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