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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Candy Crush Is Going Public

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English: A view from the Member's Gallery inside the NYSE (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Candy Crush Saga, the gaming phenomenon, is about to go to the New York Stock Exchange in the form of a stock offering. The IPO paperwork was submitted to the Securities Exchange Commission by King Digital Entertainment.

Over the last three years King Digital Entertainment has made millions of dollars, and this is thanks to games such as Papa Pear Saga, Farm Heroes Saga and Pet Rescue Saga. 

Users of the Candy Crush app has made it the most popular app associated with the website Facebook. Candy Crush is expected to become the largest, as well as the most successful interactive online franchises of all time. 

There are frequent, small transactions that help make Candy Crush a major success. Gaming sessions are played individually, and they are designed to be quick and free. However, if players want to receive additional lives, as well as be able to beat levels quicker, then they can pay a small fee to receive an item within the game, and this item will help them move quicker throughout the game. Users can choose to play Candy Crush whenever they want to, as the game provides that convenience. The best thing about Candy Crush is that it does not show any signs of losing popularity.

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Wal-Mart Acquires OnRiot For Social Media Sites

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Wal-Mart Supercenter Torreon (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
OneRiot is a social and mobile ad targeting startup now owned by Walmart.   While the financial terms of the acquisition have not been revealed, the startup is joining with Wal-mart Labs.
OnRiot has changes its model of doing business, by closing down the search portal that used real-time and now monetizes exclusively through the use of real time advertising.  The startup has also moved to provide a service targeting social services using apps with embedded mobile ads.

OneRiot first made its peak into the world of advertising during 2009 with the introduction of RiotWise.  This ad format placed the emphasized content into position using the real-time feed.  Later they introduced Trending adds by RiotWise.  These streaming adds correspond to the topics that are trending in the user's social web.  They are self refreshing and a self service edition of RiotWise.

Today, OneRiot provides opportunities for advertisers to target segments of their audience on mobile devices.  This allows targeting for busy moms, techies, sports fans and fashionistas.  Use of targeting and segmentation allows the advertisers to focus on the interest profiles of their audience, conversations and social influences.  The audience profiles of OneRiot are created through mining as well as analysis of public social streams such as Twitter.

The capability for this style of data mining was the attraction for Wal-mart to Onriot.  Walmart has announced that OneRiot has developed useful technology that can help advertisers make the most of Facebook and Twitter.  The ads displayed are customized to interest of customers.

Wal-mart seems to have made interesting investments in the areas of social media, mobile devices and targeted spaces.  Earlier in year, they acquired Kosmix.  This company also joined Walmart Labs, and is now integrating the technology into both the mobile and online offerings of the company in sites such as Facebook, the e-commerce website and other places on the web.

Friday, December 20, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - December 19, 2013

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Image via CrunchBase
Welcome to the December 19, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. Bill Smith from FastSwings.com has an opinion on Facebook and Yelp as longer term investments. Steve Alexander has some small cap value stocks that you should take a look at. And finally Bryan Chau has investment trends for the coming year for you to consider. Hope you like the articles, bookmark, share on Facebook, tweet, and come back soon.

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John Schmoll presents And You Wonder Why We Have Financial Problems… posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Recent studies show, and not really surprisingly, that much more money is being spent to market financial products as opposed to teaching about them. While this may seem like an impossible problem to solve, teaching financial literacy can help stem the tide. Teaching financial literacy will help individuals begin to make wiser financial decisions like saving for retirement and living within their means."

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Bill Smith presents Facebook And Yelp Remain A Good Bet Despite Recent Price Tumbles - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "Facebook shares have taken a tumble recently along with a number of other of the so-called momentum stocks including Yelp (-6%), Twitter (-4%), LinkedIn and Trulia."

Steve Alexander
presents 5 Growing Small Cap Value Stocks With No Debt posted at MagicDiligence - Optimizing Joel Greenblatts Value Stock Strategy, saying, "List of 5 small cap stocks with over 15% revenue growth, below market valuation, and zero debt."

Bryan Chau
presents Investment Trends For 2014 - Secure Your Future - SuccessPenPal | SuccessPenPal posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "investing, trends, future, opportunities, 2014, goals, lifestyle, profits."

Mark Hanna
presents Dividend Champions List Review – December 2013 posted at Debt, Dividends, & Diversions, saying, "In this series we look at the December edition of the U.S. Dividend Champions sheet, compress down the data into a few simple metrics, and attempt to find the best valued dividend stocks based on a combination of yield, P/E, and dividend growth rate."

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Bryan presents 5 Reasons You Are Still Unemployed posted at Gajizmo.

Bill Smith
presents How Secured Loans Can Help posted at Debt Consolidation, saying, "Consumers who need to rebuild their credit histories can take secured loans to start the process. A secured loan is an advance that a lender gives to a person who is willing to offer some type of collateral."

May
presents Google as a Penny Stock Research Tool posted at Messy Money, saying, "Google can be a wonderful tool for researching potential penny stock investments. Penny stocks are small, unproven companies that tend to trade outside the major exchanges and at a low share price, usually under $5."

Bryan
presents Whole Life Insurance As An Investment posted at MyLifeInsurance101, saying, "The New Year is coming and you are likely considering how best to protect your financial dependents. You hear about term and whole life insurance, but which is better? Are you wondering if whole life insurance is a good investment? Read our guide to get insight into why whole life is a bad investment option and you should just buy term life and invest the difference."

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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - December 10, 2013

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Quicken 2005 Premier Home & Business (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Welcome to the December 10, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We start with an article from Matt Becker on re-balancing your portfolio.Bill Smith takes a look at a new TurboTax phone app called ItsDeductible. Finally, Steve Alexander has a Stock Analysis of Neustar Inc. (NSR). Hope you enjoy all the material, like on Facebook, Tweet, bookmark, and share with your friends.

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Matt Becker presents What is Rebalancing and Why is it Important? posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Balance is important in all aspects of our lives, and it’s no different in investing. If you've done the work of choosing a purposeful investment strategy, then it makes sense to re-balance when necessary to make sure you stay on track."

John Schmoll
presents My Retirement Dream: to Keep Working! posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many want to follow the traditional retirement dream of working until 65 and then leaving the workforce completely. My retirement dream is different – to continue working. With frugal living and an aggressive investing strategy I believe many can pursue that dream and eventually work for yourself in retirement."

Bill Smith
presents How To Survive The Holidays posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "The holiday season can be fun yet challenging. Everyone wants to share in showing appreciation and love for those they love."

Bill Smith
presents TurboTax ItsDeductible Is Going Mobile posted at 2009 Taxes, saying, "On December 3, 2013, Intuit Inc announced that its’ new Turbo Tax Its-deductible app for iPhone had become available."

Mark Wang
presents Costs of Car Ownership posted at The Money MailThe Money Mail, saying, "We do not realize how expensive it can be to really own a car. All the expenses add up, right from installments on auto loans, insurance, inspection, gas, etc. Many of us cannot do without a car but for many renting on an as you need basis is the way to go."

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gmeinna presents LOYAL3 Review: Making Stock Investing Fun And Easy | BobbyFinance posted at BobbyFinance.

May
presents Could a Couple of Monkeys…or My Kids…Pick a Winning Stock Portfolio in this Market? posted at Messy Money, saying, "In this bull market is everyone a winner? Could a couple of monkeys pick out a great portfolio? I don’t have access to a group of monkeys, so I did the next best thing, I asked my kids to each pick out a portfolio of 10 stocks. Here is how they did....."

Steve Alexander
presents Neustar Inc. (NSR) Stock Analysis posted at MagicDiligence - Optimizing Joel Greenblatts Value Stock Strategy, saying, "Stock analysis of Neustar (NSR), a provider of communications information services. Predictable revenue streams and high switching costs are the highlights, but is it cheap enough?"

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Bill Smith presents Voting For Big Game’s Final Four In Last Days posted at 2014 Taxes, saying, "On Feb. 2, 2014, Intuit, the home company of Turbo-tax Canada, will make one small business a star in the biggest commercial game of the year."

Gary
presents Second To Die, Survivorship Life Insurance - An Estate Planning Tool posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "With so many types of coverage and policies available, what makes one kind better than another? Today, we review the pros and cons of second to die, also known as survivor-ship, protection."

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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - November 26, 2013

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twitter fail image (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Welcome to the November 26, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start with a post from Bill Smith on filing your taxes after the 2013 deadline for extensions in October. John Schmoll has a review of another online broker, TradeKing, that you should take a look at. Bobby Kania thinks you should short Twitter stock after its IPO. And finally, Steve Alexander has 5 Picks from the Forbes Best Small Companies List to consider. Hope you enjoy all the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, and like our carnival on the social networks.

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Bill Smith presents Pink Slip Loans Worse Than Payday Loans posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "Pink slip loans are available online. However, looking for a pink slip loan online requires due diligence."

Bill Smith
presents Filing Taxes In 2013 After October 15 posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "If you were unable to pay your taxes earlier in the year, you might have been dreading the October 15th deadline for your deadline extension."

Gary
presents Permanent Life Insurance - Whole, Universal, Variable Universal posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Can the cash value return of a permanent policy act like a Treasury Bill with life insurance attached? Learn the details about different types of permanent coverage and see if it makes sense for your financial situation."

Justin @ Root of Good
presents Snapshot of Root of Good’s Diversification and Asset Allocation posted at Root of Good, saying, "Justin explains the asset allocation in his seven figure investment portfolio. Here's a preview: global diversification spanning the US, Europe, Asia, and Emerging Markets along with a tilt to value and small cap stocks. There's also a slice of alternative investments (real estate) to round out the portfolio."

simon elstad
presents Preparing To Venture Into Investing posted at Modest Money, saying, "The journey to investing and picking the right stocks is not an easy one and we all could do with a few pointers from those who have had a modicum of success."

John Schmoll
presents TradeKing Review: An Online Brokerage Worth Considering posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in the stock market is vital to building wealth and with the variety of options available of where to invest it can be confusing. Choosing a good brokerage that has good offering and low fees can be a great way to help grow your retirement portfolio and get your investing on the right foot."

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Bobby Kania presents Short Twitter (TWTR) Stock Now…It’s Downhill from Here posted at Making Money Fast and Slow.

Steve Alexander
presents 5 Picks from Forbes Best Small Companies List posted at MagicDiligence - Optimizing Joel Greenblatts Value Stock Strategy, saying, "Every year, Forbes' 100 Best Small Companies list is released and provides investors a fertile ground for investment opportunity. Here are 5 current Magic Formula® stocks within the list to consider."

Bill Smith
presents Twitter IPO Vs. Facebook - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "At first glance, it would seem Twitter had no intentions of posting such a high IPO, but their current policy of growth says otherwise."

Bill Smith
presents Burger King Worldwide 2013 Third Quarter Results posted at FastSwings, saying, "Over the years, Burger King have been steadily going from strength to strength, so it comes as no surprise that the third quarter results are so impressive."

Bill Smith
presents Halliburton Profit Jumps 17% posted at FastSwings, saying, "Halliburton beat its earnings expectations with a seventeen percent profit jump this week, owing largely to its operations on a global scale"

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Bill Smith presents IRS Payment Plans Are Ideal For Paying Your Taxes On Time posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "Just don’t use one to pay your taxes when they come due as the IRS has a number of payment plans that won’t stress out your budget and incrementally trap you in a negative cycle."

Matt Becker
presents How to Start Investing From Scratch – Part 2 posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Welcome to Part 2 of my mini-series on how to start investing when you have little money or understanding of investing. This article will give you some simple steps you can take right now to get started on the right path."

Gary
presents Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "Accidental death and dismemberment insurance, also known as AD&D coverage, is a complicated form of insurance that has its advantages and disadvantages for families in certain situations. Does it make sense for you and is it worth it? Find out!"

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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - September 3, 2013

Cover of "Jury Duty"
Cover of Jury Duty
Welcome to the September 3, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. John Schmoll starts with carnival looking at the challenge of investing when you have personal debt. Matt Becker analyzes the real risk of investing in stocks today. And finally Todd has a great post on target retirement funds. Hope you like all the articles, bookmark our carnival, share on google, Tweet and like on Facebook.

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John Schmoll presents Should You Pay Off Debt or Invest in the Stock Market First? posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There can be a fine balance between paying off debt or investing in the stock market first. The truth is that it’s a personal decision and one that will aid your wealth building, debt reduction and saving for retirement at the same time"

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John Schmoll presents How to Invest in the Stock Market With Little Money posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many believe that you need to have a lot of money before you can begin investing in the stock market. That, however, is a myth. By starting out with a little, you can begin to develop your investing discipline, but you also begin your path to growing wealth sooner."

Matt Becker
presents The Real Risk of Investing in the Stock Market posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Investing in the stock market carries with it a very large risk, one that is rarely talked about in the financial media. Today I want to address that risk head-on so we can all understand exactly what we're getting into when choosing to invest in the stock market."

Bryan Chau
presents Celebrating Labor Day Weekend – My Gift To You! posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "labor day, history, stocks, investing, success, strategies, top picks, multiple streams of passive income, etc."

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Todd presents The Short and Sweet Guide to Target Retirement Funds posted at Fearless Men, saying, "How to make Target Retirement Funds work for your financial stability and retirement. Invest now and invest early!"

Gary
presents How To Get Out Of Jury Duty posted at Gajizmo, saying, "No one really enjoys jury duty, but it is part of our civic duty and we should all contribute to our democracy regularly. However, what happens when your jury summons comes at an inconvenient time in your life, especially when it can mess up your earnings and financial stability? In this guide, we explain ways to get out of jury duty legitimately."

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Todd presents Bid and Ask | Understand These Terms Before Trading Stocks posted at All Things Finance, saying, "An uneducated investor may get lucky a few times, making profitable trades without knowing what these terms mean. Eventually though, this person will get burned and their luck will run out. As an investor, you MUST know what the bid and ask are and how a trade is executed. This could mean the difference between a great trade and a horrible one. If anything else, it will save you a call to your broker asking why your trade has not gone through."

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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - August 22, 2013

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DAVOS/SWITZERLAND, 28JAN11 - Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer, Facebook, USA; Young Global Leader are captured during the session 'Handling Hyper-connectivity' at the Annual Meeting 2011 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, January 28, 2011. Copyright by World Economic Forum swiss-image.ch/Photo by Jolanda Flubacher (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Welcome to the August 22, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. John Schmoll starts off our carnival this time with taking a look at your trading or investing practices. Matt Becker takes a look at investing and why the stock you don't hold isn't always better than the one you already have. Bill Smith wonders if we should invest in Facebook after some recent insider selling. And finally Deron Wagner looks at short-term trendlines in a technical trading discussion. Hope you enjoy all the articles, share on Facebook, post a link on Twitter and come back real soon.

Laura Anderson
presents Expert Insights: Nanny Employer Tax Facts with Guy Maddalone of GTM Payroll Services posted at eNannySource.

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Bill Smith presents Mergers and Acquisitions and Their Tax Consequences posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "You should know what you stand to get in the short term and in the long term before you agree."

John Schmoll
presents Investing in Stocks: Are You a Trader or Investor? Plus a Giveaway! posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are various strategies investors can implement in the stock market yet many do not stop to think which is best for them. This lack of preparation can significantly undermine their investing efforts and hinder their attempts to grow wealth."

Gary
presents Life Insurance Definition posted at MyLifeInsuranceQuotes123.com, saying, "What is life insurance? Have you ever read an in-depth, comprehensive definition explaining its purpose, the parts of a life policy, whether you need coverage, and the types available? Check out this life insurance guide to learn the basics and whether you may be in a stage of life where you need to purchase protection."

Matt Becker
presents With Investing, the Grass is Rarely Greener on the Other Side posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "Investing is such an important topic because it’s one of the best ways to ensure your family’s financial security and because there are so many misconceptions about how it should be done. There’s decades of evidence showing that the best investment strategies are actually incredibly simple, but still there are always people searching for something better. That search for the mythical magic bullet, the one that gets you great returns with minimal risk, is not only a waste of time but can be incredibly harmful to your ability to build wealth."

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Bill Smith presents Investing in Facebook after Sheryl Sandberg Sells Shares posted at FastSwings, saying, "For the past year one of the most highly anticipated and traded stocks has been Facebook Inc."

Bill Smith
presents Big Options Swings - FastSwings.com posted at FastSwings, saying, "In this article we will get to know about big options swings!"

Top Dividend Stocks
presents How to Evaluate Dividend Payout Ratio of Stocks posted at Top Dividend Stocks, saying, "Dividend Payout Ratio is a tool to measure how much of profits a corporation is paying to shareholders in dividends; the lower this number, the better. Dividend payout ratio gives an indication of whether current cash flow generation is enough to sustain a company's dividend or if it will have to be cut. If you are buying a 7% dividend yielding stock, you must examine the dividend payout ratio to ensure the company does not pay out more cash to shareholders than it brings in profits; otherwise there will be trouble down the road."

Deron Wagner
presents How To Use Short-Term Trendlines To Locate Low-Risk Buy Entry Points posted at Morpheus Trading Group blog | Swing trading strategies for stocks and ETFs, saying, "Educational trading strategy article for swing traders of stocks and ETFs"

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August Juvonen presents Ultimate guide to successful day trading posted at Forex News Trading, saying, "People will always strive to find new and fast ways to make money. In most instances they will just create another get quick rich scheme; in some cases they might discover some legitimate and real ways to increase one’s financial well being. Day trading could be placed in both categories, depending on who tries to promote it and then use it to make capital. In most cases day traders lose all of their money, but there definitely are some pros who consistently take cash from the market using reliable trading systems, good trading plan, very strict discipline and sound risk management."

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Monday, June 10, 2013

Facebook Stock Lifted On The View That It Will Join The S&P 500 Index Sometime Soon

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Facebook Stock Lifted On The View That It Will Join The S&P 500 Index Sometime Soon

A sharp jump in the Facebook stock price is fueling analyst speculation that Facebook (FB) will join the S&P 500 index sooner rather than later. Facebook stock closed today at $24.33, up 4.46% over the previous day's close. It is no longer a question of if it will be invited, the question now is when. Previously, it was expected to be added to the index within the next year, but many now believe it will be sooner.
 
Facebook joined the NASDAQ in early December 2012, and now has the required months of seasoning since its IPO on May 18, 2012. The S&P 500 likes to have six to twelve months of seasoning. They also normally require four consecutive quarters of positive earnings, which for Facebook won't be until the 4th quarter of this year. Depending on how bad the S&P wants Facebook, other criteria might be used. The index may use the balance sheet criteria instead, which Facebook meets. With a current market value of almost $60 billion, that would place Facebook within the top 60 of the most valuable members of the index.

The S&P 500 is a primary benchmark index by more than 1300 mutual funds and quite a few ETFs, so once Facebook is added to the index, Facebook shares will be added to the holdings of those companies. This will likely cause a short-term increase in the price of Facebook stock, of possibly up to 5%. The addition of Facebook to the S&P 500 is a major benchmark that will likely spur buying.

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - June 3, 2013

Shaw Technician Van
Shaw Technician Van (Photo credit: Wikipedia)


Welcome to the June 3, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We start this carnival with an article from John Schmoll and his review of Etrade. Bill Smith has a post for us on TurboTax's TaxCaster application which will estimate your taxes for the coming year. Michael looks at Shaw Communications for dividend growth. And Vytas examines the Wedge technical chart pattern. Hope you enjoy all the material, like on Facebook, tweet, share, bookmark, and come back next time.

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John Schmoll presents 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Graduated From College posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "It’s sadly been too long since I graduated from college. There are a number of things I wish I knew before I did, chiefly among them avoiding debt, investing early for retirement by taking advantage of a 401k and networking all with the intention of growing professionally as well as growing my wealth."

Jason Hull
presents Why Paying Assets Under Management Fees is Like Getting a Car Loan From A Used Car Dealer posted at Hull Financial Planning, saying, "Paying 1% a year to an "investment manager" to manage your money? You're probably making a mistake which will cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars."

Edward Webber
presents How Much Can You Earn Without Paying Taxes 2013? posted at TaxFix Feed Update, saying, "Do you want to know how much you can earn without paying any tax in the UK? This article provides all the details and how the limit has been increased."

John Schmoll
presents Online Brokerages I’ve Used: Etrade Review posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are many online brokerages to use as you look to invest in the stock market. The good ones are there to meet your needs and help make sure you’re doing what you can to be investing for things like retirement."

Bill Smith
presents TaxCaster: The Mobile Tax Calculator For Taxpayers posted at 2009 Tax, saying, "Tax calculators are popular tools for consumers these days. Before filing one’s taxes, a person can take advantage of a calculator."

Bill Smith
presents After The Events In Boston And Texas, Charity Scams Are Common posted at 2009 Taxes, saying, "When you use TurboTax to file your taxes, you may notice that you can write off the money that you gave to charities."

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Michael presents Dividend Growth in the Communication Industry: Shaw Communications posted at Dividend Growth Investing & Retirement, saying, "An analysis of Shaw Communications' dividend growth prospects and how it compares to the other competitors in the Canadian communication industry, namely TELUS, Rogers Communications and BCE."

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Vytas presents Wedge technical chart pattern posted at Trend, saying, "What is a wedge? It is a technical pattern with a narrowing range within two converging trendlines that slant in upward or downward direction depending on the type of a pattern: upward or downward. It usually indicates an end of a trend that can be traced in the pattern itself. It means that if you have a falling wedge (prices are going down) the breakout will most probably be upwards. Price moves between the two trendlines and the narrowing range builds pressure for an upcoming breakout."

Bill Smith
presents Handling IRS Notices For 2013 posted at 2008 Taxes, saying, "Once you file your taxes, they are in the hands of professionals at the IRS."

Bill Smith
presents Implications Of Passing A Senate Bill Enacting An Online Sales Tax posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "Congress is currently moving forward with a Senate bill that could place sales taxes on buyers who place orders for items housed out of state."

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - April 23, 2013

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Kevin Marks, author of the weblog Epeus Epigone, software engineer and principal engineer for Technorati. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)


Welcome to the April 23, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.In this edition of the carnival we start with an article by Bill Smith on checking your tax refund status online with the IRS. John Schmoll has a great Scottrade review on his blog Frugal Rules. Vytas looks at making a fortune when the trends change. Hope you like all the articles, bookmark, share on Facebook, Tweet on Twitter and come back next time.

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Bill Smith presents Checking Your Tax Refund Status After Using TurboTax 2013 posted at 2010Taxes, saying, "After filing your taxes with TurboTax 2013, you’ll immediately begin wondering about the status of your refund."

Bill Smith
presents TurboTax Fights Filing Reform posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "TurboTax 2013 would have suffered a clear loss of revenue by implementation of this plan."

John Schmoll
presents Online Brokerages I Use: Scottrade Review posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "There are many outlets for your choosing if you want to invest in the stock market. They all have their features that set them apart. Find the one that fits your needs for overall investing as well as investing for your retirement needs."

Bill Smith
presents United Way Offers Free Tax Preparation To Qualified Earners posted at 2012 Tax - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "It is that time of year again; time to get out your tax documents, records, and W2s and do your taxes."

Bill Smith
presents The Benefits Of Using TurboTax 2013 To File Your Taxes posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "If you have never used Turbo Tax before, you need to consider filing your taxes with this computer program this year."

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Vytas presents Fortunes are made when trends change posted at Trend, saying, "Markets present a lot of opportunities for short term, intermediate term and long term traders when specific market conditions appear for those who use appropriate trading system for specific market conditions. It is of uttermost importance for those who monitor market swings and trends to capture a change in the trend at the very inception of it, enter position or line of positions and then take a good bite off the move which follows."

Bill Smith
presents Top Tax Scams To Avoid With Turbo Tax 2013 posted at 2014 Taxes, saying, "Using Turbo Tax 2013 is a good way to avoid tax scams in the first place, seeing as how you can e-file your paperwork with confidence that it will go directly to the IRS."

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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - February 23, 2013

English: Michael Dell, founder & CEO, Dell Inc.
English: Michael Dell, founder & CEO, Dell Inc. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Welcome to the February 23, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.In this edition we have an article from John Schmoll on Why Having an Investment Plan Will Save Your Butt. Bill Smith believes that the Dell Buyout Has Challenges getting done. And finally David Bar shows How To Read The Economy Based On alcohol Sales.Hope you like the material, bookmark, share on Facebook, tweet, and come back next time.

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John Schmoll presents 4 Reasons Why Having an Investment Plan Will Save Your Butt posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Investing in the stock market can be difficult for many, especially if they have no plan in place. An investment plan can help guide your investing decisions so you’re working smarter and not harder."

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Contrarian Lifestyle presents Long East African Breweries | Emerging Market Insider posted at Emerging Market Insider.

Bill Smith presents Dell Buyout Has Challenges posted at FastSwings, saying, "Michael Dell has clinched a Dell buyout deal and must turn a business losing ground in personal computers into one that will provide higher-margin cloud-computing services and tools."

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Bill Smith presents E-Filing Your Taxes With TurboTax 2013 posted at 2012 Taxes - Free Tax Filing Options, saying, "We are in the midst of the 2013 tax filing season. Every year since 1993; Americans have increasingly used e-filing software to file their tax returns. TurboTax 2013follow has perfected the process of contemporary electronic tax filing."

Bill Smith presents Do Your Taxes Online This Year posted at 2011 Taxes, saying, "When you do your taxes, do you usually get all of the paperwork and fill it out manually?"

David Bar presents How To Read The Economy Based On Sales Of Alcohol posted at Barwhiz Blog, saying, "This shift from consumers buying low-end value brands to purchasing high-end brands, both in the liquor stores and in restaurants and bars, can be seen as a very positive sign for economic recovery for the economy as a whole."

Bill Smith presents TurboTax Military Edition – The right support for junior military personnel posted at 2013 Taxes, saying, "If you’re working in the military, then it’s quite obvious that you’d expect some breaks given how hard you work."

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