Who will win the election? Here's how to know...

Great Selection and link Topic’s by Dien…

Even though it’s Been Decided... Like it or Not?...

All Kinds of [Endless] other misc., related ''MONEY MAKING'' opportunities, Before/During/After & Much Later TOO! …

ONLY THOSE WHO PUT THEIR THINKING CAPS ON AND OF COURSE TAKE ACTION, SOONER THAN LATER…

Ever Notice...

Good ol' Words of Wisdom, copyright free/public domain, phrases/sayings, Creatively being {Used} in misc. Marketing/Advertising campaigns etc., etc…

Quickly borrowed some of the Following from {Master} Jim Straw and Company…

"You will be amazed at how much free time you actually have when you never have to think about or worry about money." -- Bob Proctor

"Apply yourself. Get all the education you can, but then, by God, do something. Don't just stand there, make it happen." -- Lee Iacocca

"Don't wait. The time will never be just right." -- Napoleon Hill

Barack Obama's Second Term Small-Business Agenda...
http://www.entrepreneur.com/blog/224...-07&cdn=224904

All the best,
Phil

[Glenn]

Hey Dien,

I've seen studies showing that the tallest candidate usually wins.

But Obama is 1 inch shorter.

Too close to make any difference - perhaps.

Elections and Horse races - tough to predict.

Glenn

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by Glenn

Hey Dien,

I've seen studies showing that the tallest candidate usually wins.

But Obama is 1 inch shorter.

Too close to make any difference - perhaps.

Hi Glenn,

I had heard that too - that taller candidates tend to win the election...

You're right, maybe the heights of Romney and Obama were too close to matter...

However - I just checked, and John Kerry was much taller than George W. Bush (6'4" vs 5'11.5" - or 1 m 93 cm vs 1 m 82 cm, for metric lovers)...

Also, it turns out that Al Gore was a little taller than George W. Bush too (6'1" vs 5'11.5", or 1 m 85 cm vs 1 m 82 cm) - though this is also quite close (1.5 inches)...

So... who the heck knows?

It's probably a "statistical" thing - that is, it isn't always true, but it might be true more times than not...

Elections and Horse races - tough to predict.

Apparently - you can make a living betting on horse races. But you really have to do your homework - really know your horses, know your jockeys, know their history, ask around to try to get "insider info" on how healthy the horses are - etc.

When it's put that way, it starts to sound like a "real job"...

(I don't gamble - but it fascinates me...)

Best wishes!

Dien

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by Phil

All Kinds of [Endless] other misc., related ''MONEY MAKING'' opportunities, Before/During/After & Much Later TOO! …

ONLY THOSE WHO PUT THEIR THINKING CAPS ON AND OF COURSE TAKE ACTION, SOONER THAN LATER…

Hi Phil,

Thanks - useful stuff, and a good article, too...

Here another article, which promises to tell you how you can profit from Obama's second term in office...

What should you invest in?

Of course, the presidency will have priorities, and those priorities could affect the profits of various industries...

You have to read the article to get the details (including specific companies), but the "broad" view is they recommend to invest in...

• Health care (Obamacare means that many more people will be forced to participate in the health care system than before, which means potentially bigger profits for many health-related companies)
• Home construction and real estate
• Mobile communications (i.e. cell phone support industries)
• Financial services
• Energy (including oil and gas drillers and refiners)

Here's the full article... (Note that there are 2 pages...)

Where to put your money now that Obama has won
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/whe...ins-2012-11-06

- Dien

Originally Posted by Dien Rice

Hi Phil,

Thanks - useful stuff, and a good article, too...

Here another article, which promises to tell you how you can profit from Obama's second term in office...

What should you invest in?

Of course, the presidency will have priorities, and those priorities could affect the profits of various industries...

You have to read the article to get the details (including specific companies), but the "broad" view is they recommend to invest in...

• Health care (Obamacare means that many more people will be forced to participate in the health care system than before, which means potentially bigger profits for many health-related companies)
• Home construction and real estate
• Mobile communications (i.e. cell phone support industries)
• Financial services
• Energy (including oil and gas drillers and refiners)

Here's the full article... (Note that there are 2 pages...)

Where to put your money now that Obama has won
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/whe...ins-2012-11-06

- Dien

Dien,

If you want to know where to put your money get on the Stansberry and Associates mailing lists. This bunch of NL hyping snake oil salesmen will tell you anything you want to know. If they wrote about penny stocks they'd be called a pump and dump organization.

However, if you read their free stuff, you could get an idea of where to put your money. When they hype a prticular investment go to stock gumshoe and let Travis Johnson tell you which company they are talking about. He stealths them out for free. Plus, Travis has a stellar reputation unlike the S&A boys.

But, like I said, it is free you just have to go to several sources to get all the facts.

Tom

Phil,

Nice Entrepreneur article. Here's the real world:

http://tinyurl.com/b8ze3da

Richard

Michelle Malkin knows her stuff. A very smart lady.

Originally Posted by Richard Dennis

Phil,

Nice Entrepreneur article. Here's the real world:

http://tinyurl.com/b8ze3da

Richard

I don't think the question was who will win. I think the question was who will lose and it sure as hell ain't any of the politicians or Wall St.

Can you spell American People?

Oh yeah, other losers include all countries w/a central bank. If you have to borrow your money, you are already in a hole. I think we pay our fed 2% to issue our money. Soooo, who wins again?

Just my 2¢...

Tom