Lawsuit loanWritten by Jakob Jelling
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You can get lawsuit loans from several banks and private institutions. The amount of loan you get will be a percentage of total amount of your lawsuit. The lenders will look at your legal case and determine how much to loan you. Lawsuit loan have benefit that you only have to pay back if you win case. Therefore there are no monthly payments. There are no credit checks before loan acquirement; therefore you do not have to worry if you have poor credit. Lawsuit loans may not be your only option if you are having trouble making ends meet while case is being decided. You can look into other types of personal loans. Lawsuit loans will usually have high interest rates associated with them. With lawsuit loans you should consider many options before you make your decision. Usually it is advisable to use a well reputed company as your lender.
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| | Thomas Edison and the Stock MarketWritten by Al Thomas
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hope not. The top 50 mutual funds crashed 42%. Each $10,000 in your portfolio became worth $5,800. You could have saved most of $4,200 if your broker had recommended a trailing stop loss order. When you bought your stock or fund did you have an exit strategy? Most folks don’t. Edison was always trying different approaches and when they did not work he quit them and tried something new. That is what you must do when investing in stock market. If your equity goes down it is not working for you so you sell it to find one that does work for you. There are times when nothing is going up and that is when you will have sold everything and stand aside with your funds in a money market account. It may not make much, but at least you won’t let market steal your equity. You don’t need to be as brilliant as Tom Edison to find a good stock during a bull market, but during a bear market it takes a super genius. During a bear market even best stocks go down and many do not recover, Bernard Baruch, one of greatest traders of all times, said secret to his success was that he got out too soon. That may seem very simple, but he had greatest gift of all traders. He had an exit strategy. Don’t join other inmates in Wall Street sanatorium by continuing to hold your equities as market goes down. Learn to do something different to protect your investments.
Al Thomas' best selling book, "If It Doesn't Go Up, Don't Buy It!" has helped thousands of people make money and keep their profits with his simple 2-step method. Read the first chapter and receive his market letter for 3 months at www.mutualfundmagic.com and discover why he's the man that Wall Street does not want you to know. Copyright 2005
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