| | Saturday 11 August 2012 THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS
Will Euros Survive and Other Questions
By Malcolm Stacy
Hello Share Twiddlers,
In the next five years, will we still have the Euro? And if we don't, what then? What will the effect be on shares in Britain?
Nobody knows the answer to this, except many experts believe that the Euro will suffer in five years time, if not vanish altogether.
Britain does not have the Euro. We can be glad about that. But we still have a huge debt and it's not going down very much. Also, the cuts have not even got going yet.
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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 39: Think about changing your utility supplier
You would have thought that the price of gas, water, electricity and a fixed phone line would be essentially the same whoever supplied the service. Oh, no. In the crazy world of deregulated utilities, thousands of folk are employed by various utility companies to persuade you to switch from one supplier to the next. So shop around and if you can strike a better deal, take it. You may say that this is all rather time-consuming and boring and you would be correct. So, declaring an interest (funds I manage own shares in this company), why not switch ALL your utilities (and that includes your mobile and internet) to www.utilitywarehouse.co.uk which will give you a discount for taking the whole package.
Now, if you wish to go one stage further, you can sign up with this company to become a distributor and when you persuade your friends and neighbours to sign up as customers (so saving them money too), you gain a small commission paid each month to offset against your own bill - in theory you could actually make money out of this. Simple.
Buy the book now for just GBP6.99 +postage CLICK HERE
BOOK OF THE WEEK By Jeffrey Tennant
A book review by Aaron Padgham of t1ps.com A brand new and exclusive tool from trading the Standard and Poor's 500 Index, the MEJT system allows traders to make predictions over future support and resistance levels based on price actions over certain points in the day. The system - whose name derives from the initials of its two creators - also defines which trends may have a staying power and which ones should retrace. MEJT is however different from most other technical analysis tools in the sense that the system only applies to the S&P; it cannot be used with other indices nor foreign exchange and commodities. As author Jeffrey Tennant writes "give the MEJT system the right environment and it blossoms".
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Regards,
ShareCrazy
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