Linking Your Site: An Increasing Priority

Most website developers are now spending a lot of time and often money toappeal to Search Engines. Many pay the $199.00 review fee that is optionalnow at Yahoo!, oremploy specialists to tweak and tune their metatags, keywords and titles.Search Enginesare certainly still vital to the success of your site, but trading reciprocallinks with other sites may now be of increased importance as the inte. . .

  Maui Honeymoon Resorts

Each of the dozens of Maui honeymoon resorts can be considered a work of art. You are destined to discover a haven that presents everything you seek in the perfect vacation. Hawaii is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in the world, which means a lot of expertise has gone into the design of Maui honeymoon packages.The oceanfront beaches, hazy mountaintops, and lush, green vegetation. . .

  Migration and Brain Drain - Part II

Politicians in some countries decry this trend and deride those emigrating. In a famous interview on state TV, the late prime minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, described them as "a fallout of the jaded". But in many impoverished countries, local kleptocracies welcome the brain drain as it also drains the country of potential political adversaries.Emigration also tends to decrease competitivene. . .

  Online Consumers – What Are They Complaining About?

For many businesses, e-commerce represents a tremendous method for generating revenues. To maximize the profit potential, you need to keep an eye on issues that drive your prospects nuts. The FTC maintain a list of the top 10 “dot.cons” complained about by consumers. If your site falls within one of these industries, you must make sure you address these concerns.Consumer ComplaintsAccording to . . .

  Is Our Money Safe? - Part I

Banks are institutions where miracles happen regularly. We rarely entrust our money to anyone but ourselves – and our banks. Despite a very chequered history of mismanagement, corruption, false promises and representations, delusions and behavioural inconsistency – banks still succeed to motivate us to give them our money. Partly it is the feeling that there is safety in numbers. The fashionabl. . .

  How to Terror-Proof Your Finances

"To drift is to be in hell, to be in heaven is to steer."—George Bernard Shaw Former Homeland Security Director, Tom Ridge, has said it's not a matter of "if" we’ll have another terrorist attack, but when. Like the attack of 9/11, the financial effects of another terror attack will be felt by almost everyone who lives in the United States. If you have been lulled into a false sense of complacen. . .

  How Can I Make Money Currency Trading?

Basically you can make money from trading money. If you have US dollars you can buy British pounds for a set rate and they trade the money back in the future at a different rate. This can make your gains immense. Much larger than gains made on the stock market. Just as the upside for currency trading is high, the downside is just as scary and can be immense also. There are currency trading . . .

  Is Day Trading Right For You?

Do you have the tolerance for the risk involved with day trading? Day trading is not a get rich quick business. It is not technically even investing. This competitive game of day trading is speculation at its core and the odds are against you in favor of failure. But for those who crave this type of environment it can be a very exciting and profitable venture. A study in 1999 found that 70% of . . .

  Trading Baskets Part I

Q. What is a basket?A basket is a group of up to 50 stocks that you can trade, manage and track as one entity.In another article, I wrote about a rather conservative method of being in the stock market. See: "A Triple Dipper: How to Make 3 Profits on 1 Stock" at http://www.traderaide.com/Selected_Articles/Tripple_Dipper.html.This time let’s talk a little about trading "baskets". The definition . . .

  Travel tips for the first time business or leisure traveller to China

align="justify"Travel Tips for China size="2" face="Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"China is a large country at a size of 9,596,960 sq km. China was only partially open to the world from 1979 onwards and has been a communist country for many decades. Although there is much progress in the travel industry and infrastructure of China, there remain parts that needs to be improved before it c. . .