| | Saturday 29 June 2012 THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS
Shares and the Simple Poet
By Malcolm Stacy
Hello Share Fans,
I've been re-reading my Longfellow. You know, the poet of Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree fame.
Now some lofty modern experts have demoted him to a minor poet. One reason is that they have scanned his poems for hidden meanings and can't find any. So with him, then, you get what it says on the tin.
Now these literary boffins remind me of some City experts. They see the Footsie go up or down. This is caused by more sellers than buyers or the other way round. There are reasons for this that are pretty obvious. New unemployment figures, fresh data on inflation, housing sales and so on.
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101 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY
By Tom Winnifrith
Every week, ShareCrazy will excerpt a part of Tom Winnfrith's book 101 ways to save money in a recession.
Number 33: Save money on herbs
Okay, this is small fry but buy fresh herbs rather than the packaged supermarket variety. Better still, these plants can be grown from seed in pots on your window sill, so anyone can grow them wherever they live in a tower block in Hackney or Osama’s cave in Bora Bora. You do not need green fingers. Even I can manage it. Should you insist on buying fresh herbs rather than growing your own, you can keep them fresh for several weeks by wrapping them in damp (but not wet) kitchen towels and putting them in the fridge.
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BOOK OF THE WEEK By Rodney Hobson
A book review by Aaron Padgham of t1ps.com An equity investment usually offers two types of return, capital gain from the upward movement of a share price and income gain from a profit share, the dividend. The latter can be a valuable income stream for anymore, particularly in the current climate which has been characterised by record low interest rates. Rodney Hobson’s ‘The Dividend Investor’ is the ultimate guide to maximising income through equity investments, guiding those who have grasped the basics of investing but are unsure on how to build a portfolio that produces a rising income stream.
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ShareCrazy
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