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We will fall. We can rise. It is a choice.
We will fall. We can rise. It is a choice.
Business Posts Moving the Markets that I Found Interesting This Week:
Lighter Ideas and Fun Links that I Found Interesting This Week
Gold continues to receive the headlines, yet silver is really moving.
Bespoke posted a chart that highlights how remarkable silver's run has been.
Had you invested $100 in silver ten years ago today, your investment would now be worth $1,037. A $100 investment in gold would be worth about half that at $569, and a $100 investment in the stock market (S&P 500) would be worth just $107.48.
Here is what Jim Rogers thinks about silver's move.
For more on that, here is a link to an article where he reminds that parabolic moves always collapse.
Gold continues to receive the headlines, yet silver is really moving.
Bespoke posted a chart that highlights how remarkable silver's run has been.
Had you invested $100 in silver ten years ago today, your investment would now be worth $1,037. A $100 investment in gold would be worth about half that at $569, and a $100 investment in the stock market (S&P 500) would be worth just $107.48.
Here is what Jim Rogers thinks about silver's move.
For more on that, here is a link to an article where he reminds that parabolic moves always collapse.
Auto-Mate is a Microsoft Outlook add-in that automatically organizes your inbox and other mail folders. It makes it easy for you to focus on the items that are important or related to a topic you choose.
Do you get too much e-mail?
I'm amazed at the volume of information that passes through my inbox. It's a challenge to figure out what's important, what's relevant, and what deserves time and attention.
That's where Auto-Mate shines. It watches your message traffic and takes action based on the rules and filters you've enabled. Pergenex ships Auto-Mate with many pre-built tools and templates. In addition, it's easy to customize based on the way that you work and use mail. For example, it will automatically create folders for any contact that you have corresponded with, or it can put your mail into folders based on years and months.
Personally, I use a different organization structure than that. I prefer to sort items based on topics. So, I have a categories for business, hedge funds, family, internal company matters, etc.
Here's an example of a screenshot of my folder structure. I've taken a before and after snapshot. Notice how many items are in my inbox versus the topic folders. The Auto-Mate rule engine puts things where they should be, so you can spend your time more efficiently and effectively.
Outlook comes with a pretty powerful rule engine itself. Auto-Mate extends these capabilities significantly. Some of the ways that Auto-Mate is better include the number of rules you can store and manage, the types of activities, actions, and exceptions you can use to customize your workflow.
Another key benefit is that Pergenex lets you take different action based on time. That means Auto-Mate lets you run a rule on a particular message that has been in a certain folder for a certain period of time.
For example, I use my inbox as a point of focus … when I get an e-mail from someone important (like a direct report, key stakeholder, family member, accountant, or advisor), I want it to stay in the inbox for a period of time (so that I notice it, pay attention to it, and deal with it). However, if it's there for over a week, then it makes sense for this program to automatically file it in the appropriate folder. That's just one example of how these rules keep your inbox as a productivity tool rather than a distraction.
Here are some examples of what you can do with Auto-Mate.
In addition, there are many features for advanced users, from auto-responders, auto-printing of certain messages, auto-compressing attachments in messages, and even executing other programs.
Best of all, it works reliably and does great job. All in all, this is a well-designed tool and worth a try.
Here's a link to download a copy for yourself.
Auto-Mate is a Microsoft Outlook add-in that automatically organizes your inbox and other mail folders. It makes it easy for you to focus on the items that are important or related to a topic you choose.
Do you get too much e-mail?
I'm amazed at the volume of information that passes through my inbox. It's a challenge to figure out what's important, what's relevant, and what deserves time and attention.
That's where Auto-Mate shines. It watches your message traffic and takes action based on the rules and filters you've enabled. Pergenex ships Auto-Mate with many pre-built tools and templates. In addition, it's easy to customize based on the way that you work and use mail. For example, it will automatically create folders for any contact that you have corresponded with, or it can put your mail into folders based on years and months.
Personally, I use a different organization structure than that. I prefer to sort items based on topics. So, I have a categories for business, hedge funds, family, internal company matters, etc.
Here's an example of a screenshot of my folder structure. I've taken a before and after snapshot. Notice how many items are in my inbox versus the topic folders. The Auto-Mate rule engine puts things where they should be, so you can spend your time more efficiently and effectively.
Outlook comes with a pretty powerful rule engine itself. Auto-Mate extends these capabilities significantly. Some of the ways that Auto-Mate is better include the number of rules you can store and manage, the types of activities, actions, and exceptions you can use to customize your workflow.
Another key benefit is that Pergenex lets you take different action based on time. That means Auto-Mate lets you run a rule on a particular message that has been in a certain folder for a certain period of time.
For example, I use my inbox as a point of focus … when I get an e-mail from someone important (like a direct report, key stakeholder, family member, accountant, or advisor), I want it to stay in the inbox for a period of time (so that I notice it, pay attention to it, and deal with it). However, if it's there for over a week, then it makes sense for this program to automatically file it in the appropriate folder. That's just one example of how these rules keep your inbox as a productivity tool rather than a distraction.
Here are some examples of what you can do with Auto-Mate.
In addition, there are many features for advanced users, from auto-responders, auto-printing of certain messages, auto-compressing attachments in messages, and even executing other programs.
Best of all, it works reliably and does great job. All in all, this is a well-designed tool and worth a try.
Here's a link to download a copy for yourself.
As traders watch the market, they are looking for clues. And when they are in-phase with what happens, they think the market speaks to them. Is it in-depth knowledge … or nonsense?
Here is video of twin toddlers 'talking'. Is it an in-depth conversation … or nonsense? You be the judge.
Video: Twin Baby Boys Have In-Depth Discussion
Clearly … a great way to communicate.
Looking for something to read? Here are some ideas.
Business Posts Moving the Markets that I Found Interesting Recently:
Lighter Ideas and Fun Links that I Found Interesting Recently:
Looking for something to read? Here are some ideas.
Business Posts Moving the Markets that I Found Interesting Recently:
Lighter Ideas and Fun Links that I Found Interesting Recently: