There’s a growing movement to impeach Bush, and although it’s nice to finally see something besides apathy, the "impeach Bush" crowd is still partially in...
I just placed an order at 20.00/sh. It is now (10/3/2005) at 21.73/sh The precipitous drop in the NASDAQ for two days in a row (Tuesday, October 4, 2005 and...
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Dealing With Market Corrections: Ten Do’s and Don'ts A correction is a beautiful thing, simply the flip side of a rally, big or small. Theoretically, even...
The phenomenal comebacks of many companies from bankruptcies such as Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company, Penn Central, Chase Manhattan Mortgage,...
Jess Ragaza
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Although the economy is still relatively quiet, but now is a good time to be completely invested, I am revising upward my projection of the Consumer Price...
As mentioned in the October 15, 2005 Financial Newsletter http://livinggracefully.com/Financial%20Newsletter/financial_newsletter_october_15_2005.htm, the...
The impending avian flu pandemic, reminiscent of the widespread influenza that killed 25 million worldwide, is also in the minds of most people. Many hospitals...
Understanding Fixed Income Securities: Expectations I’ve come to the conclusion that the Stock Market is an easier medium for investors to understand...
On October 28, 2005 I issued the following special alert Aside - Flash/Good News! I got it at 0.81/sh on October 21, 1:12 P.M. and it immediately went back up...
HAPPY THANKSGIVING 2005! (Background music: Words http://www.livinggracefully.com/Music/Jess%20Ragaza/Words%20051123.wav) This year, the Chinese Year of the...
Enjoy a full creative, joyful living: join Living_Gracefully@yahoogroups.com In addition to music, this group will discuss various issues presented in my...
Managing the Income Portfolio The reason people assume the risks of investing in the first place is the prospect of achieving a higher rate of return than is...
My gift for the coming holidays - Food for thought and the pocket. One of the things I learned from my rigorous (like taking Graduate Studies) Stockbroker...
December 14, 2005 Response to Chay Lumba via the http://groups.yahoo.com/group/KickBush/ I tried twice to get in your blog, but it both failed and kept on...
In due respect to the mood of the season allow me first to give you My gift for the coming holidays - Food for thought and the pocket. The writings, however,...
Friends: How to be a Real True Buddhist through Observance? Any Lay Buddhist simply joins the Three Refuges and undertakes the Five Precepts like this: Newly...
Friends: Relinquishing what is Not Ownable induces a quite Calmed Ease! Bhikkhus, leave whatever is not yours, give it up! Having left it, relinquished it and ...
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Friends: Any mental Attraction induces a Non-Satisfied Urge! Friends, when one regards this eye, which actually indeed is impermanent, as transient: that is a...
A New Wall Street Line Dance - Performance It matters not what lines, numbers, indices, or gurus you worship, you just can't know where the stock market is...
Friends: Who is welcoming and friendly, Generous, open and unselfish, A guide, an instructor, a leader, Such one may attain to honour. Digha Nikaya 31 The...
Friends: The Crown of the 4 Infinitely Divine States (Brahma-Viharas): The release of mind by universal friendliness, if developed in association with the 7...
Friends: How to reduce, eliminate & leave behind Wrong View ??? Then a certain Bhikkhu approached the Blessed One and asked him: Venerable Sir, how should one...
Friends: Leaving Desire & Lust Releases the Strain of any Urge! Friends, you should abandon desire and lust for whatever is absolutely impermanent, vanishing,...
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