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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
One thing that you don’t see too much of are Online Schools or at least those of the children type schools as, of course, there are untold numbers of management schools around.
For a whole bunch of reasons we’d be quite interested were there to be a truly workable online school but, so far, their remit seems to be confined to university level schools. Quite why that is, is presumably down to the relatively low numbers of parents who go in for home schooling as one assumes that they’d be amongst the first group to give online schooling a go for their children.
Oh well, perhaps one day such a thing will turn up.
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Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
Ordinarily, construction jobs would be amongst those doing fairly well in a recession as whilst people may not be moving house quite so often, they will tend to improve and extend what they already have. However, as ever, this time it’s different.
Those house improvements aren’t happening because people don’t have the cash to do it. Cash is exactly what they need too as the builders can’t get credit from their suppliers so the whole system has made a sudden lurch from credit based to cash based which is painful for everyone.
Other signs up improvement would be in the computer field as websites and whatnot would tend to need created as the economy improves. That too seems a little flakey this time around.
Of course, all this assumes that the economy will experience an upturn and, no doubt, it will. The big question is: when?
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Saturday, August 14th, 2010
If they’re honest, most people would say “not much” whether it be for their holiday spending or for their business dealings.
The practical reason for that in most cases is that Forex margin management is something that can be quite a complex subject to get your head around but these days currencies are moving around so much that it’s becoming essential for many businesses. Although in normal times exchange rates are fairly stable, we’ve not been in “normal times” for a while now and we’ve seen the British pound going from almost $2 to $1.40 over the last couple of years.
Such wide variations in exchange rates generally lead to wider foreign exchange margins too which means that it’s more important than ever to at least get the margin you’re charged down and try to get some control of the exchange rate itself through the various forex products available these days.
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