I have been following the gold price per ounce for nearly 8 years and I’m well aware that there are many others out there who have learnt to love and benefit financially from trading in gold shares online. For some great info about the relationship between inflation and the price of gold stocks look at the article HERE. It’s interesting how when times get tough, gold becomes more scarce.

If you are looking to buy gold then I highly recommend you use APMEX, they are highly reliable and at the moment they have a special free 1oz gold eagle coin offer. You can register HERE for free.

MY RECENT FIND: THE BUY GOLD SAFELY PACKAGE

Up until recently I did all of my trading using my wealth of knowledge on gold and it’s typical trends but it is an understatement to say that this took a massive amount of work and research to make me any real profits. A friend of mine, Greg, recently recommended me a nifty little package called “Buy Gold Safely” which has made my life so much easier.

YOU GUYS HAVE TO CHECK THIS OUT – I NOW MAKE OVER $2000 A WEEK AND IT’S COMPLETELY SAFE THANKS TO THE BUY GOLD SAFELY PACKAGE – I SPEND ON AVERAGE 2 HOURS A DAY TO GET THIS FIGURE GIVE OR TAKE

I don’t regret learning all I did about Gold and the market but I DO REGRET all the mistakes I made before I got hold of this package. If I had known about the Buy Gold Safely package earlier, believe me – I would have spent less time on gold and stock research and more time on reaping the reward.

Here’s what you need to be successful with the Buy Gold Safely package (This is strictly for my loyal blog-readers, please DO NOT SHARE THIS WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS - the more people which register the more the price will go up for new registrations. They have already announced their first increase which is due to happen in a few days):

• You will need a PC (or a MAC) with internet
• Some money to invest (you can start with as little as $1!)
• Some time to read all the information which is provided
• $97 to get FULL access to Buy Gold Safely (This is going up to $297 in the next few days…)

I recently got a friend of mine to check it out to make sure I wasn’t just getting lucky. Darren (he’s a little lazy and into his surfing – lol) read it, absorbed all the info and now he’s upped his income from $80-100 a week to $1500-2500 a week!! Check out what he said here:
http://dude-surfer.blogspot.com/

I also e-mailed Rashid who promotes Forex Automoney here:
http://www.getforexautomoney.net and here’s what he said:

Hey Jason, I’ve been promoting Forex products for years and I can tell you with 100% confidence that the Buy Gold Safely package is WELL WORTH THE PRICE. I’m seriously thinking about adding it to my site as I’ve had a few people cancel their Forex robot subscriptions after reading the info available in the package.

Keep an eye out on the price though, just had an e-mail saying they’re putting the price up to $297 next week and you won’t be able to get free stuff or discounted stuff for much longer.

So, for those of you die hard stock fiends (you know who you are – Sam, JP, Jane etc.. ) keep checking the gold price per ounce and gambling away like you love to! But for me it’s all about safe trading with big profits now.

If you want to enjoy checking your balance every day with a great big smile on your face and a fantastic sense of achievement then click the link below to get the Buy Gold Safely package:

Or better still, grab it through Rashid’s site once it’s up (next few days – hopefully before they raise the price) as he will get a small commision on every sale and has been a great help to me and many others with his sound advice on the gold stock market.

Rashid’s site: http://www.getforexautomoney.net

Just remember, as Rashid mentioned above. The price is going up to $297 soon so get in for $97 while you still can.

Also, leave a comment below or drop me a message on MSN or Skype and let me how you get on. Wish you all every success. Jase

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Maribeth Kuzmeski says that doesn’t have to be the case for your customers. She says by tapping into your customers’ emotions and really connecting with them, you can build loyalty that will keep them coming back in good times and bad.

Hoboken, NJ (November 2010)-If you’re a business owner in today’s less-than-pleasant economy, it may seem that more and more of your clients and customers are opting to cut ties with you in order to cut every ounce of fat out of their budgets. Today, most people are making their business decisions based on the almighty dollar. And there’s so much competition out there that your clients can easily find some other business to give them the product or service you provide for a lot less. Maribeth Kuzmeski says that it has never been more critical than it is in business today to establish strong, genuine connections with clients. Without these connections, your product or service can easily get lost in a sea of noise and similar offerings. However, when you provide better service and support than your competition, your customers won’t go anywhere, and those who do will come screaming back.”You have to create strong emotional connections with your clients that won’t quickly be canceled out when they find a better deal somewhere else,” says Kuzmeski, author of the new book …And the Clients Went Wild! How Savvy Professionals Win All the Business They Want (Wiley, 2010, ISBN: 0470601760, $24.95, www.AndTheClientsWentWild.com).

In …And the Clients Went Wild!, Kuzmeski lays out a blueprint for cultivating loyal clients and generating growing sales through a collection of principles and tactics that have proven successful for others. The idea is to trigger a strong emotional connection in the minds of prospects and clients-followed by a response that is so powerful that your loyal clients won’t be able to stop talking about you.

“What many business owners don’t want to admit is that great companies-big and small-have maintained their loyal customers, even in these hard times,” says Kuzmeski. “Loyalty does still exist for companies that have a deep understanding of their customers’ wants and needs.”

But how do they do it? Read on for Kuzmeski’s advice on how you can turn your customers into fans for life:

Surprise them by always going the extra mile. People expect great service from luxury companies like the Ritz-Carlton or Rolex. As in, I always stay at the Ritz-Carlton because the service and comfort they provide is unbelievable. Or, I’ll never have another watch that isn’t a Rolex. But they don’t always expect great service when they aren’t paying top dollar for a company or service. Surprise your clients and customers by always going the extra mile.

“With luxury brands, you pay a lot and you get a lot in return,” she says. “That’s how it is supposed to be. But you can create the same kind of loyalty to your brand by simply going the extra mile when people might not expect you to. Recently, for example, I was leaving a Holiday Inn and saw that the manager was standing at the door saying good-bye to all of the guests. He asked me how I enjoyed my stay and whether I stayed at the Holiday Inn a lot. He told me that he really wanted to see me back at his hotel again and offered me a discount on my next stay.

“These were simple gestures, but he took the time to make a personal connection. He made an effort to have meaningful conversations with his guests, and in the process, he managed up other features at the hotel, such as the restaurant. And it didn’t cost him a penny to do that. He went out of his way to provide great service. And because I usually don’t care where I stay, the next time I need a hotel in that city, I’ll go with that manager’s Holiday Inn.”

Give them something to talk about. To get your clients to go wild about you, you have to give them something to talk about. Something that is just a little more exciting than what your competition is doing. Give them a reason and they will keep coming back.

“My ’something to talk about’ is often my business card,” says Kuzmeski. “Instead of your run-of-the-mill card, my business card more closely resembles an NFL or MLB trading card. It features a picture of me in a football jersey and all of my stats-my weight, height, age, and college alma mater. People absolutely love it. I am constantly asked who designed it for me and whether I can send them more. In fact, just recently, I was in a business meeting, and everyone was passing around their business cards. When I passed out my card, it set off a ten-minute conversation about how unique it is. I guarantee you there are people out there who still remember me because I handed them this one-of-a-kind business card.”

Go after referrals, not new clients. We all do it. When times get tough, we tend to avoid difficult conversations with clients. But what we should really be doing is getting in front of them and showing that we truly care about our relationships with them.

“I was recently approached by a financial advisor client of mine,” says Kuzmeski. “He had gotten new clients only through referrals his entire career, but recently his referrals had dried up. His reaction was that he needed to just go out and find new clients. The truth, of course, is that he needed to get in touch with the clients he had already been working with for years.

“In today’s business climate, you have to get out from behind your desk and go see people, even when the conversations might be uncomfortable for you,” she adds. “Have breakfast with them. Have a lunch meeting with them. No matter what you do, get in front of them! Your clients might not always like what you tell them, but by showing up for them during tough times, you build their trust and you help them reduce their anxiety. People do business with people they trust, with people who they feel have their backs. And those are the kind of people clients will want to refer to their inner circle.”

Choose high-touch over high-tech. As things have gotten more automated and technology has taken hold, it is so much easier to choose high-tech communication over high-touch communication. Keep in mind that people aren’t buying from a store; they are buying from the salesperson. Be human. Dig for a way to be memorable with your clients.

“So how do you dig deeper with clients?” asks Kuzmeski. “The best way is to pay attention. Acknowledge when a client might be under special circumstances. If you work for an airline and you see a mom traveling by herself with three unruly children, help her out. If you work for a hotel and an especially stressed-out traveler walks up to your counter, give him your ’stressed-out traveler’ discount. If you know a client has been taking care of a sick parent or child, ask her how everyone in the family is doing. Keep in mind that even if whatever you do to dig deeper lasts just a few seconds, your client or customer will remember it for much longer.”

Be like family. Why do you cheer for your favorite sports team? Maybe because you watched the games as a child with your dad or grandmother. Or maybe because attending a game with thousands of other fans is like going to one big family reunion. Think about how you can tap into these feelings to build loyalty with your clients.

“I was raised a Packers fan,” says Kuzmeski. “As a little girl, I would sit on my grandmother’s lap and watch the games with her. Packers fans are some of the most loyal fans in the world. Win or lose, it’s easy to find a Packers fan nearby to either celebrate or commiserate with. I feel good when I cheer for the Packers, so I keep doing it every season, no matter what. I think you see the same feeling surrounding things like Ford trucks or certain cereals such as Cheerios or Frosted Flakes. People buy Ford trucks because it’s what their grandfathers did. They eat Cheerios or Frosted Flakes every morning because that’s what they ate every morning before school when they were kids.

“You have to create a feeling with people that you are a part of their daily lives. Create an emotional connection so strong that they can’t imagine choosing any of your competitors over you. Once you inspire this feeling, you will have a customer for life. One of the keys is to create a memory or attachment point that can be experienced together in close relationships. For instance, make sure your clients bring their grandkids to your client appreciation picnic, offer a free round of golf to newlyweds, or offer a stuffed animal for new parents who have opened up a child’s bank savings account.”

Create an experience. It might sound easier said than done, but if you make customers want to be around you, they’ll keep coming back. Many businesses today risk becoming viewed as commodities in the eyes of their customers. Customers end up feeling like they can get that level of service from anyone, so, sure they may come to you sometimes, but they go to your competition just as often. You have to create an experience for your customers that they want to keep repeating.

“A great example of a company that succeeds at creating an experience no matter which store you go to is Ikea,” says Kuzmeski. “It is truly an experience any time you go. First of all, no matter when you go the place is crawling with people. People are eating. People are just wandering around. People are buying. And the crazy thing is that rather than be annoyed that there are tons of other people there, you end up feeling like you are part of something really great.

“There are a number of ways to create an experience for your clients. You can put out freshly baked cookies for them. Offer them coffee from the best place in town. Always try to take their calls or make a point to call them back within thirty minutes. Start every meeting with them by asking about their biggest concerns. Provide a postcard about your company after each meeting and ask them to fill it out and send it to one of their friends or family members. The list could go on and on. Just find the experience-maker that works for you and that you can passionately fulfill every day for every client who walks through the door.”

“Loyalty did not die with the recession,” says Kuzmeski. “In fact, the great thing about client loyalty is that when you really have it, it never dies. Your customers will keep coming back to you in thick and thin. You just have to be willing to put in the work to create the emotional connections with them that turn into unbreakable loyalty. When you do, your company and your bottom line will be better for it.”

About the Author:Maribeth Kuzmeski, MBA, is the author of five books, including …And the Clients Went Wild! How Savvy Professionals Win All the Business They Want (Wiley, 2010, ISBN: 978-0-470-60176-1, $24.95, www.AndTheClientsWentWild.com) and The Connectors: How the World’s Most Successful Businesspeople Build Relationships and Win Clients for Life (Wiley, 2009, ISBN: 978-0-470-48818-8, $22.95, www.TheConnectorsBook.com). She is the founder of Red Zone Marketing, LLC, which consults with businesses from entrepreneurial firms to Fortune 500 corporations on strategic marketing planning and business growth. Maribeth has personally consulted with some of the world’s most successful CEOs, entrepreneurs, and professionals. An internationally recognized speaker, she shares the tactics that businesspeople use today to create more sustainable business relationships, sales, and marketing successes.

She is an international keynote speaker and regularly speaks to audiences on topics relating to business development, marketing, and sales strategies. She is also a member of Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) and is a regular media contributor appearing on Fox News, ABC News, WGN-TV, and in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, BusinessWeek, Entrepreneur, and Forbes.

Maribeth graduated with a degree in journalism from Syracuse University and has an MBA in marketing from The George Washington University. She lives in the Chicago, Illinois, area with her husband and two teenagers.

About the Book:…And the Clients Went Wild! How Savvy Professionals Win All the Business They Want (Wiley, 2010, ISBN: 0470601760, $24.95, www.AndTheClientsWentWild.com) is available at bookstores nationwide, major online booksellers, or directly from the publisher by calling 800-225-5945. In Canada, call 800-567-4797.

For more information, please visit www.RedZoneMarketing.com and www.AndTheClientsWentWild.com.

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Forex strategy: Rand remains vulnerable to the dollar. For the second trading session, rand bears ran out of momentum at R7.02 yesterday. This saw the two-week trading range of R6.76-R7.02 stay in place. The rand continued taking its cue from dollar movements yesterday, given (a) better-than-expected US retail sales data and (b) debt concerns in Europe. Although rand bears can’t quite breach the psychological R7.00 handle, we still see the bias lying in rand weakness ahead of the MPC’s repo rate decision on Thursday, as the dollar is still exhibiting a firmer bias. 

Rates strategy: Rates lagging global developments in run-up to the MPC decision. The sell-off in US Treasuries initiated last Friday was strongly extended yesterday as political opposition to the Fed’s asset purchase programme grew. An unexpectedly strong set of retail sales numbers for October also helped propel the US 10-year yield above 2.95% briefly – the first time since July. Despite this, SA yields have been well-behaved, although lagging the general EM response. Today’s primary event risk lies with official discussions around Irish solvency. There is also substantial dataflow from the Eurozone and the US. 

Today’s highlights

•  Improvement in consumer confidence likely. The FNB/BER Consumer Confidence Index likely improved in Q4:10, after having inched up to 15 pts in Q3:10, from 14 pts in Q2:10. The benign inflation outlook, coupled with expectations for further monetary easing (Thursday), might have been supportive of a slight uptick in the index. The rise in confidence could spur increased household spending in Q4:10; however, concerns over continued job losses may temper growth in expenditure.
• Inflation in UK and EU to rise modestly in October. Bloomberg consensus estimates predict a rise in CPI inflation in UK and EU for October. CPI inflation in the UK is anticipated to have risen by 0.2% m/m in October, from 0.0% m/m in September. Inflation is expected to have remained unchanged at 3.1% y/y – above the 2% upper limit of the BOE’s target range. Today’s release of the final estimate of EU CPI is expected to confirm that consumer prices increased by 0.3% m/m in October, from 0.2% m/m in September. On a y/y basis, consumer prices are expected to have climbed by 1.9% y/y in October, from 1.8% y/y in September.
• Increases expected in US industrial production and capacity utilisation. Growth in US industrial production is expected to have edged up by 0.3% m/m in October, from a decline of 0.2% m/m in the previous month (Bloomberg consensus). Capacity utilization is also expected to have marginally increased to 74.9% in October, from 74.7% in September.

Yesterday in review

• Japanese GDP surprises on the upside. The preliminary estimate of Japanese Q3:10 GDP growth of 3.9% q/q s.a.a.r has beaten market estimates of a 2.5% s.a.a.r increase. GDP growth for Q2:10 was revised up to 1.8% q/q s.a.a.r. from an initially reported increase of 1.5% q/q s.a.a.r. The main driver of growth in the quarter came from the household sector, as households purchased newer, more fuel-efficient vehicles ahead of the expiration of a subsidy programme.
• EU records an unexpectedly large trade surplus. The Eurozone achieved a trade surplus of €2.9bn in September, far greater than the €0.1bn market consensus (Bloomberg) estimate. August’s data, however, was revised to reflect a greater trade deficit than had initially been reported. The trade deficit for August reached €5bn, initially reported as €4.3bn. The bumper surplus was on the back of a second consecutive monthly rise in exports, while imports dropped. Although September’s trade balance exceeded expectations, the revision of August’s data may stoke existing fears that the euro’s recent gains will hurt the region’s export competitiveness.
• US advance retail sales up, but manufacturing takes a knock. Advance retail sales for October accelerated to 1.2% m/m, from an upwardly revised 0.7% m/m in September (initially estimated at 0.6% m/m). The 1.2% monthly gain was the biggest in seven months and, combined with the upward revision in retail sales growth for September, suggests that consumer spending may be increasing. Indications are, however, that the manufacturing sector may continue to struggle: the empire state manufacturing index fell to -11.1 pts in November, after recording a massive leap in October to 15.7 pts from 4.1 pts in the month prior. This represents the first contraction in manufacturing production in the New York region in over a year. Worryingly, one of the biggest drags on the index came from the new orders sub-index: the measure dropped to -24.3 pts in November, from 12.9 pts in October.

Gordhan still worried by QE2, but heartened by progress on global currency coordination. Finance Minister Gordhan, speaking at a press conference in the wake of the G20 summit, indicated that global leaders would continue to discuss reforms to the global financial system – including currency dynamics. The Minister reiterated his view that the potential risks to developing countries of QE2 outweighed the advantages, and said that that government would look into extending targeted support for industry in a bid to boost economic growth and job creation in SA

*This article was first published in the Standard Bank South Africa Today newsletter

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Having been trading stocks and options in the capital markets professionally over the years, I have seen many ups and downs.

I have seen paupers become millionaires overnight…

I have seen millionaires become paupers overnight…

One story told to me by my mentor is still etched in my mind:

“Once, there were two Wall Street stock market multi-millionaires. Both were extremely successful and decided to share their insights with others by selling their stock market forecasts in newsletters. Each charged US$10,000 for their opinions. One trader was so curious to know their views that he spent all of his $20,000 savings to buy both their opinions. His friends were naturally excited about what the two masters had to say about the stock market’s direction. When they asked their friend, he was fuming mad. Confused, they asked their friend about his anger. He said, ‘One said BULLISH and the other said BEARISH!’”

The point of this illustration is that it was the trader who was wrong. In today’s stock and option market, people can have different opinions of future market direction and still profit. The differences lay in the stock picking or options strategy and in the mental attitude and discipline one uses in implementing that strategy.

I share here the basic stock and option trading principles I follow. By holding these principles firmly in your mind, they will guide you consistently to profitability. These principles will help you decrease your risk and allow you to assess both what you are doing right and what you may be doing wrong.

You may have read ideas similar to these before. I and others use them because they work. And if you memorize and reflect on these principles, your mind can use them to guide you in your stock and options trading.

SIMPLICITY IS MASTERY

When you feel that the stock and options trading method that you are following is too complex even for simple understanding, it is probably not the best.

In all aspects of successful stock and options trading, the simplest approaches often emerge victorious. In the heat of a trade, it is easy for our brains to become emotionally overloaded. If we have a complex strategy, we cannot keep up with the action. Simpler is better.

NOBODY IS OBJECTIVE ENOUGH

If you feel that you have absolute control over your emotions and can be objective in the heat of a stock or options trade, you are either a dangerous species or you are an inexperienced trader.

No trader can be absolutely objective, especially when market action is unusual or wildly erratic. Just like the perfect storm can still shake the nerves of the most seasoned sailors, the perfect stock market storm can still unnerve and sink a trader very quickly. Therefore, one must endeavor to automate as many critical aspects of your strategy as possible, especially your profit-taking and stop-loss points.

HOLD ON TO YOUR GAINS AND CUT YOUR LOSSES

This is the most important principle.

Most stock and options traders do the opposite…

They hold on to their losses way too long and watch their equity sink and sink and sink, or they get out of their gains too soon only to see the price go up and up and up. Over time, their gains never cover their losses.

This principle takes time to master properly. Reflect upon this principle and review your past stock and options trades. If you have been undisciplined, you will see its truth.

BE AFRAID TO LOSE MONEY

Are you like most beginners who can’t wait to jump right into the stock and options market with your money hoping to trade as soon as possible?

On this point, I have found that most unprincipled traders are more afraid of missing out on “the next big trade” than they are afraid of losing money. The key here is STICK TO YOUR STRATEGY! Take stock and options trades when your strategy signals to do so and avoid taking trades when the conditions are not met. Exit trades when your strategy says to do so and leave them alone when the exit conditions are not in place.

The point here is to be afraid to throw away your money because you traded needlessly and without following your stock and options strategy.

YOUR NEXT TRADE COULD BE A LOSING TRADE

Do you absolutely believe that your next stock or options trade is going to be such a big winner that you break your own money management rules and put in everything you have? Do you remember what usually happens after that? It isn’t pretty, is it?

No matter how confident you may be when entering a trade, the stock and options market has a way of doing the unexpected. Therefore, always stick to your portfolio management system. Do not compound your anticipated wins because you may end up compounding your very real losses.

GAUGE YOUR EMOTIONAL CAPACITY BEFORE INCREASING CAPITAL OUTLAY

You know by now how different paper trading and real stock and options trading is, don’t you?

In the very same way, after you get used to trading real money consistently, you find it extremely different when you increase your capital by ten fold, don’t you?

What, then, is the difference? The difference is in the emotional burden that comes with the possibility of losing more and more real money. This happens when you cross from paper trading to real trading and also when you increase your capital after some successes.

After a while, most traders realize their maximum capacity in both dollars and emotion. Are you comfortable trading up to a few thousand or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands? Know your capacity before committing the funds.

YOU ARE A NOVICE AT EVERY TRADE

Ever felt like an expert after a few wins and then lose a lot on the next stock or options trade?

Overconfidence and the false sense of invincibility based on past wins is a recipe for disaster. All professionals respect their next trade and go through all the proper steps of their stock or options strategy before entry. Treat every trade as the first trade you have ever made in your life. Never deviate from your stock or options strategy. Never.

YOU ARE YOUR FORMULA TO SUCCESS OR FAILURE

Ever followed a successful stock or options strategy only to fail badly?

You are the one who determines whether a strategy succeeds or fails. Your personality and your discipline make or break the strategy that you use not vice versa. Like Robert Kiyosaki says, “The investor is the asset or the liability, not the investment.”

Understanding yourself first will lead to eventual success.

Have you ever changed your mind about how to implement a strategy? When you make changes day after day, you end up catching nothing but the wind.

Stock market fluctuations have more variables than can be mathematically formulated. By following a proven strategy, we are assured that someone successful has stacked the odds in our favour. When you review both winning and losing trades, determine whether the entry, management, and exit met every criteria in the strategy and whether you have followed it precisely before changing anything.

I hope these simple guidelines that have led my ship out of the harshest of seas and into the best harvests of my life will guide you too. Good Luck.

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Forex Robot Trading Guide to Easy Success

It has come to our attention lately that there are a lot of new users that need help getting their trading careers started.  I figured I would write this article today to help people get off the ground by giving them a simple step by step on how to be successful using forex software.

How to make money with Forex is Easy just Follow these Steps

Forex Robots

So where do I start?  That is the question that plagues most of us.  We get emails from 100?s of different Forex Robot creators that want us to try their product, and of course PAY BIG to do so.  Most of them are just copies of other systems and fail miserably. Well we have two systems right now that are working extremely well.  Just see our chart below here to see which Forex Robot is currently working the best:

So that area is pretty simple, all you need to do is buy one or both and get started on your own computer.  If you need any help email us, just hit contact at the top of the page, we answer within a couple hours, YES WE REALLY DO! But then there are people that don’t want to trade on their computers, that’s fine, we have a CHEAP SOLUTION.

Forex VPS

This is very important, while most doubt this, using a VPS can really help you earn money with Forex.  This means that you sign in from your computer to another computer that is super fast and do all your trading on this server.  You can shut your own computer off to, you don’t have to leave it on.

We have a few links here that help you understand more about what a Forex VPS really is.  Check out the Forex VPS Chart Below:

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So this is the guide, I hope you can use it to help make you big bucks with Forex Robots.

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