Prolonged Liquidation

Article Abstract:

A concept called 'Prolonged Liquidation' can be used to signal a major bottom in the stock market. The method works by counting how many days each week the Standard & Poor's 500 stock composite index closed up. Then count how many days it closed down. If there is any day the average is exactly unchanged, give that day the sign of the day before. Ignore the size of the rise and fall, and holidays. At the end of each week, go back over the previous fourteen weeks of data. Count how many days up and how many down over the fourteen weeks. If there are at least seventeen more down days than up days, you have an important buy signal. The individual investor can fine tune his timing from that point. Several tables provide graphic information.

Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges

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ALL THINGS PAST AND BEAUTIFUL

Article Abstract:

ANTIQUE COLLECTING AND DEALING IS A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS. PEOPLE BECOME COLLECTORS FOR PROFIT AND FOR THE PLEASURE DERIVED. ANTIQUES CAN BE CLASSIFIED IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS AND THEIR PRICES VARY GREATLY. IT IS IMPORTANT TO BE EDUCATED IN THE FIELD OF INTEREST TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

Marketing, Prices, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Supply and demand, Attitudes

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Good things come in good packaging

Article Abstract:

Clever use of images can convey a lot about a product, as can carefully chosen words for a product name. The use of a company's colors in packaging will assure that customers know which companies are behind what products.

Packaging Methods, Packaging, Consumer goods

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