evawhite on September 17th, 2008
Earlier to trade into the stock market we required broker. When we work through a broker by telephone there are chances that you might be unable to get through the broker when you want to really buy or sell a stock at your price, and you may in turn lose the opportunity. But with the new facility of online trading help us to eradicate all such problems and we can buy or sell at the prices that we want at. Not only does it help us to trade but also helps us to know the trends/market moves sitting comfortable in our rooms. These sites help us further by having tickers which flash the latest news from the market for us to decide better about our investments. online trading has helped so many women who do not have a job or a career to make money by sitting at home.
evawhite on July 8th, 2008
You must have heard of the stock market’s crash, you certainly would be aware of rising commodity prices and surely still sore about the last fuel price hike. So is the worst over?
The world thought the worst was over 3 months ago. Which is why stock market participants bought in to the falling market assuming it can only go up from there. Gosh…. they were wrong. This global fall has happened in three waves. First fall in January (after scaling life-time highs in November and December), the second fall during March and the third in June. All this while the price of oil kept moving north. Money from one asset moving into another quite simply. In this case, from securities to oil.
Are we heading towards a recession? Yes. We are in one already. Things need to get worse before you believe. The way things are going it looks very much like things are going to get worse. The magnitude of how much money has been lost is beyond the scope of this article to explain. I’ll give you this however, historically whenever the stock markets have been beaten down into the sand, economic depression has followed. Expect the effect to ripple into everything you know.
Advice from an economic expert ”Citizens are best advised to hold on to cash. Which ever
investments/assets can be liquidated should be liquidated. Even at a marginal loss.” When a fall is expected then any property sold at par or at marginal loss one can expect to buy the same back at a lower cost. Stock markets, property prices have gone up continuously over the past few years. Due correction was expected and underway now.
evawhite on May 9th, 2008
The “Hemline Theory”. The belief is, traditionally, hemlines rise in accordance with the economy and they fall when the economy is bad or a stock market fall. So short skirts mean a bull-market? Rising prices?

This is not all unsubstantiated you know I have some facts for you here; this economic indicator was coined by a George Taylor in the US during the late 1920’s. In the ‘20’s and 60’s the hemlines were high, so were the stock markets. In the 30’s and 40’s during the market crash the hemlines were so low that women were tripping on their long skirts. In 1929 when Wall Street crashed the hemlines dropped almost overnight. It was during the sixties along with the rise in the stock markets did the hemlines move north. The advent of Mary Quant’s brash mini-skirt marking a booming economy to only have hemlines drop to the feet during the 70’s slump.
Even in 1987 when miniskirts were all the rage, the stock markets were at a matching high. Then the market quickly crashed in October, right when designers such as Bill Blass decided that miniskirts looked ridiculous. Hemlines dropped and so did the market. Coincidence? I think not!
Quirky but yet a historically accurate tool. It could be thought that an economic slowdown could lead women towards nostalgic, conservative looks and during an economic boom: lots of color, daring, playful, unusual pairing and downright naughty. However the million-dollar question posed here, which comes first? Thigh-high or NASDAQ-high?? It is open to debate …
So does this mean you look to fashion runways for an economic outlook? Well yes, in a way. If judging by what we seen over the years if the runways are somber ensembles, sober-looking models then hoard your cash, but if its opulent, luxurious fabrics, glittery and sexy? It means quite simply pricy stuff are going to hit stores and you better get set to buy them! The economy boom can’t be far off!
evawhite on March 5th, 2008
The stock markets just crashed on Monday, to all you non-financial-market-enthusiasts it seems pointless. Monkeys with computers could be a better job you think. It is really quite the case. Look at the picture! You must have been told time and time by elders and teachers to keep your back upright. Try it; if you keep your back upright and limbs uncrossed you don’t get sleepy so easily. You would naturally be more alert. Now the moment you start slouching and retracting you get lethargic and sleepy… It’s a fact, try it!
So now when people are like this in front of their computers, they have retraced their several thousand years of difficult evolution! What best can you expect of them then? All you folks reading this article too, do you think you are at your best? Certainly not! Human beings are meant to be active, new technology is emerging which will enable a person to do things by having their thoughts or nerve impulses read. Crazy eh?
Why does the stock market have anything to do with this? It has everything to do with it! it is after all run completely by apes (who claim to have evolved). Rising markets are good, falling are in way good too if you know how to make money off it.
Why would people sell their shares in growing companies? People won’t, monkeys might. So of the creatures reading this; the people should find good value now to buy in. Thank the crash the other day to make some good investments.