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Re: Moment for buying or selling?
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Aprijhunot
on 19/10/2017, 23:50:40 UTC
The decision when to sell stocks is one of the most difficult components of investing. While the popular "buy-and-hold" approach (buy and hold) says you have to keep valuable stocks for long periods of time, this does not mean you can not sell them at all. Stocks whose value bounces too high, suffer short-term losses due to taxes, or are trying to rebalance the portfolio, are the stocks you should sell.
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Board Politics & Society
Re: The world without leaders?
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Aprijhunot
on 19/10/2017, 23:45:43 UTC
Now we are entering a period of transition from a well-known world to an uncharted world. This shift or change in this transitional period is bound to cause conflict between nations. In the absence of any party who dare to take the initiative, the action of each country is just waiting for the actions done by other parties. In addition, under the conditions of each country only concerned with its own interests, the attitude to conduct isolation or protection in the economy of a country is increasing and it will exacerbate global-level cohesiveness.
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Board Reputation
Re: How to Earn Trust
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Aprijhunot
on 19/10/2017, 23:40:39 UTC
One of the most basic things you need to do in order to gain trust is by doing what you promised. Even if it's a small thing, you'll damage the trust of others if you cancel or fail to keep the promise. Although occasionally failing to deliver on promises does not seem like a big deal, recurring failures will be a big problem because over time you will be considered a less trustworthy person.
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Board Economics
Re: Is it better to save money or invest it?
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Aprijhunot
on 19/10/2017, 05:51:00 UTC
If you feel that you are a person who can easily spend money when you have cash, you can realize it when the cash in your wallet is reduced and run out quickly without you knowing it.

Well, to overcome it, limit the cash in your wallet, this is the cash diet. For example, just keep cash for 1 week, and do not give extra.
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Board Economics
Re: The best investment you ever made?
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Aprijhunot
on 20/09/2017, 05:45:30 UTC
Savings time is an investment where you put money in the bank in the form of savings, it's just that there is a period of time, can be 1, 5, 10 or 20 years, where as long as it is not due, money can not be taken. If you take, yes there is a penalty.

In this time deposit, the money must be deposited on a monthly basis, over a predetermined period of time. If the deposit is a little absent, then stop also savings program. Savings futures are also usually equipped with life insurance.

As a result, these time deposits provide higher interest than regular savings. Terms of deposit of monthly funds that you can do at least for only a few hundred thousand dollars only. Affordable right? That's why this product is suitable for you who really want to make monthly investment routine but have never invested regularly during his life.

Consider this product if you are an employee with a mepet monthly investment budget, but you've never had a monthly investment experience.
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Board Economics
Re: Where can i invest my money?
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Aprijhunot
on 19/09/2017, 23:30:26 UTC
By opening a trading account, you can start trading. By itself, the binary option is very simple, all the necessary settings: selection of the amount of assets invested, the closing options, and the direction of the price up or down. Not complicated. For a successful investment, you need to learn how to analyze and predict the market,
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Board Economics
Re: A Resource Based Economy
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Aprijhunot
on 19/09/2017, 08:25:45 UTC
A Resource-Based Economy (ESD) will utilize existing resources on land, in land, waters and oceans, physical devices, industrial agriculture (plantations and forests) etc. to improve the lives of all living beings. In a resource-based economy rather than a money-based economy, we can easily produce all the things that are needed in life and provide a more decent standard of living for everyone.
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Board Economics
Re: How can we make more money?
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Aprijhunot
on 19/09/2017, 08:21:13 UTC
simpler examples generate more money. when you are eager to sell your house and buy a new home, do not do it

Some people move from one address to the same city, neighborhood, or school. Every purchase and sale price is 10 percent more expensive than home prices, for example Rp20.000.000 today. If you do it twice in your life instead of ten times, you'll save $ 160 - without doing anything!
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Board Economics
Re: Why Bitcoin has power nowadays ?
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Aprijhunot
on 16/09/2017, 09:15:34 UTC
Bitcoin has value because it is as valuable as money. Bitcoin has the properties of money (durable, concise, exchangeable, rare, divisible, and recognizable) based on mathematical formulas rather than based on physical form (such as gold and silver) or confidence in the center (such as fiat currency). In short, Bitcoin is supported by math. With these attributes, all that is required of money to have an exchange rate is trust and acceptance. In the case of Bitcoin, this condition can be measured by the growth of users, sellers and early users. Like other currencies, the value of bitcoin comes only from people who are willing to accept it as a means of payment.
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Board Economics
Re: What will happen if we use a one currency only?
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Aprijhunot
on 10/09/2017, 14:50:06 UTC
for example if we use the dollar it will certainly be bad news to see the habits of the corruptors in Indonesia, they will never do small corruption. What if they later corrupt $ 50 million or even $ 1 billion. Countries will be dizzy to tackle such corruption cases and these corrupt acts are likely to affect many things in our economic sector. that is if we use only one currency, for example the dollar currency
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Board Economics
Re: Some things to consider before starting a business
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Aprijhunot
on 10/09/2017, 07:16:25 UTC
1. Do not invest your own money

Since most businesses are risky, seek partners. So, if things do not go all the way, you will not go bankrupt because of the start-up funds, and not pursued debt.



2. Work hard



If you are not willing to work hard, overtime, forget personal gain and health, then entrepreneurship is not for you. At first, you definitely will not be able to pay employees, even if the employees are cheap. So, your employees are your own.

3. Use the latest technology

New technologies such as applications and data storage with cloud technology are very cheap and make small companies able to compete with large companies. Take advantage of low cost technologies on the market.

4. Respect the time

Rate the money in your time, for example Rp20 thousand per hour. This will help when you have to make a decision: If a store charges Rp10 thousand for shipping every week, and it takes you 2 hours to go to the store itself, then pay for the postage from the company, because it is cheaper.

5. Realistic

When creating a business model, look around and look for a successful example of the business model you want, then learn. If you can not find, whether you are an incredible genius, or your business model will not work in the real world.

6. Sell excess, not price

You start a business, you are naturally frustrated marketing it. But, if you compete on the price, you will end up selling at barely or even under capital. Master the skills of communicating with customers, to explain that your product price is higher because it has a better value
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Board Economics
Re: How can we make more money?
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Aprijhunot
on 09/09/2017, 08:47:47 UTC
the first one should not spend money on what is not really needed. the second is the smart investment plan. the third is your job and your source of income. the fourth is confident with the income you are trying to develop.
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Board Economics
Re: Why we should fear a cashless world
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Aprijhunot
on 08/09/2017, 13:40:30 UTC
No one in this world is happy to lose money, but also no rich person who never loses money. Conversely, many poor people never lose a single currency, because in fact they never invest or do business at all.

The fear of losing money is very real. Everyone has fear, even the rich are afraid. The difference is, because of the fear, the poor stopped acting. The rich, because of fear they will be careful but still act.
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Board Economics
Re: Best way for steady income
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Aprijhunot
on 08/09/2017, 00:19:23 UTC
If income is not fixed, then the expenditure can be fixed. Try to check back, what are the expenses of your family, from the smallest to the largest. Sort from MANDATORY, NEED and WANT. Of the many expenses, take the MANDATORY only.

If it turns out that the expenses you do need for a month of Rp 2.5 million while the very obligatory expenditure of Rp 2.3 million then you should choose to put the mandatory, even though your living standards decreased somewhat. Once you meet the numbers, live as cheaply as possible and the discipline to live for only Rp 2.3 million per month.
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Board Economics
Re: Is it better to save money or invest it?
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Aprijhunot
on 07/09/2017, 17:07:25 UTC
Many people agree that frugal living is good to do. Since in school and perhaps in the family, we have been taught to live frugally. But have you run it and know all the benefits that are caused by the way of life frugality? If you already know and then realize how great this benefit is then we are confident you will naturally instill the life-saving principle in your daily life.

A frugal lifestyle will make you a more mature person in thinking and being more careful in acting or making decisions. The frugal lifestyle will teach you to be wiser in managing and managing finances. Of course not only that, there are many more benefits in living this frugal lifestyle until we divide the benefits of life sparingly into three major sections based on people who receive the benefits.
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Re: Some things to consider before starting a business
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Aprijhunot
on 07/09/2017, 00:52:15 UTC
Now we can see a lot of business opportunities that exist around us, be it pure online business or offline business that is go online. However, the number of business opportunities does not necessarily allow us to easily choose and run the business we want.

There are a few things we need to consider and consider before deciding to choose and run a business that first prepares capital, the second prepares the workforce, the third is the provision of raw materials as well as techniques in running the business, marketing the business optimally, then profit a business, risk a business, concerning business competition and pay attention to the latest business management is the facility and the fringe.
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Board Economics
Re: Loans too risky?
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Aprijhunot
on 06/09/2017, 16:27:20 UTC
A business certainly has some major capital resources, either for start-up or for development and operation of the company. Sources of capital vary, there is a result of cooperation with partners, capital from investors, as well as other capital sources such as through credit or debt. Debt is divided into short-term debt and long-term debt. This source of capital is needed to fund / fund the company's needs are quite a lot and diverse, ranging from the needs for the production process, delivery, promotion / marketing, employee salaries, product development, to operational costs such as purchasing machines and maintenance machines.
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Board Economics
Re: Is bitcoin a good way to invest your money ?
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Aprijhunot
on 06/09/2017, 02:57:00 UTC
Savings in banks Deposits in banks Property investments, such as buying property (land and buildings) are then leased or resold after some time later. Gold investment, such as buying gold and then stored for the long term. May be useful in the long run. and produce a decent and satisfactory. or farming to buy sawan and gardening and planting fruits and vegetables is a very good investment. Although a little vulnerable to failure but it could not hurt to try.
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Board Economics
Re: Difference of Trading and Investing?
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Aprijhunot
on 05/09/2017, 18:55:57 UTC
actually trade & investment is similar or almost the same only if the investment of large companies local to international who acts as an agent for several companies and other wholesalers,
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Board Economics
Re: Some things to consider before starting a business
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Aprijhunot
on 05/09/2017, 11:31:03 UTC
Being a successful businessperson is one of everyone's dreams. But to achieve it requires a process that involves sacrifice, never give up and work hard.

So that can mean starting a business can not play games. There are some things to watch out for before entering the business world.