By Chris Blanchet on January 18, 2010
As far as momentum goes, a lot of investors confuse trendline with true momentum. In fact, Momentum as a technical tool, tells investors whether that trendline is more apt to continue or reverse. Using technical analysis and events like Momentum, investors are less likely to buy high and sell low.
Posted in Stocks | Tagged day trading, finance, investment, momentum, stock market, stock market investing, Stocks, technical analysis, trading
By Chris Blanchet on January 18, 2010
At first glance, the provisions of Chapter 13 bankruptcy might seem like an extremely attractive debt management option. Often, however, the stringent conditions make it one of the top reasons to avoid Chapter 13 bankruptcy. With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at what Chapter 13 is really about.
Posted in Credit | Tagged bankruptcy, Credit, debt, personal finance
By Chris Blanchet on January 17, 2010
Paying our bills on time is a crucial factor when it comes to personal finance management. Most people at some point in their lives, and due to some reason or other are unable to pay their bills on time. The most important thing here is that we need to plan for our monthly expenses and manage our personal finances in such a way that we are paying our bills. We start by determining our total expenses, including all household bills. As well, we need to remember to save part of our total income. This savings factor will allow us to manage personal obligations in a proper manner should events outside our control make it difficult one month to make such payments.
Posted in Personal | Tagged avoid bankruptcy, debt, debt repayment, Personal, personal finance, repay debt
By Chris Blanchet on January 17, 2010
The emotional fallout after bankruptcy is something few people discuss. The process and overall experience of bankruptcy is stressful. This stress from bankruptcy can leave you feeling depressed, ashamed and the resulting strain to your personal, social and professional relationship can feel unbearable. Dealing with this stress is no simple task, no matter how bad your personal finances were in the first place.
Posted in Credit | Tagged bankruptcy stress, Credit, debt, debt repayment, personal finance, personal finances, stress from bankruptcy, stress of bankruptcy
By Chris Blanchet on January 16, 2010
With the looming financial threats of job loss, income reduction, and a recession, it makes sense that most people have made credit card debt reduction a priority. And it should very well be a priority. After all, this type of debt normally carries the largest costs in terms of interest rates. As well, given the rising rates, credit card debt reduction is one thing we all need to look at more closely if we want to not only weather this economic storm, but to make ourselves financially better off.
Posted in Credit | Tagged Credit, credit card debt, debt management, debt reduction, how to repay debt, personal finances management, repay credit, repay debt
By Chris Blanchet on January 16, 2010
For anyone who has been invested in the markets over the past two years, it should come as no surprise to discover that market volatility, as measured by the Chicago Board Options Exchange, has risen from the range 16 to nearly 80, the highest level ever recorded.
Posted in Inet Business | Tagged day trading, Inet Business, Investing, online stock trade, online stock trading, stock systems, stock trade, trading software, trading system, trading systems
By Chris Blanchet on January 12, 2010
While many do not know this prior to making their decision to file for bankruptcy, a discharged bankruptcy comes with serious consequences in both your personal and professional life.
Posted in Finances | Tagged bankruptcy, chapter 13 bankruptcy, chapter 7 bankruptcy, Credit, finance, Finances, personal bankruptcy, personal finance