"Economics" Posts
Paul Tudor Jones and Just Capital
By LawrencePaul Tudor Jones made a presentation at TED2015 on the concept of justness and the necessity to expand the definition of capitalism. Here is the blog entry from Ted talking about his presentation, http://blog.ted.com/justice-capitalism-and-progress-paul-tudor-jones-ii-at-ted2015/ Very interesting concept and I look forward to watch the presentation when it becomes available.
Musing About Discount on Trading Courses
By Lawrence
We all know that consumer products and services are sold mostly during the end of the year. All kinds of discount and specials going wild attracting you, the consumer, to spend money on them. Many trading related products and services follow this trend and offer discounts to their clients during this time. I can tell […]
Major Surge In Traffic to DaytradingBias.com
By LawrenceI was told we’ve got significant inflow of traffic hitting DaytradingBias.com since S&P turned lower from September. It is not just some more people. I am talking about a lot more people. Many times more people than we used to see on a daily basis several months ago. No one care to check out our […]
Advertisement Networks: Another Business Eco System Normalized
By LawrenceThe other day I wrote about Google and its complicated relationship with its adwords clients and adsense partners. That was just the start of our effort to revise and streamline the website. Simply put, I have hired a team to update the website so that several goals I have in mind can be reached. One […]
Fascinating World of Online Marketing and Its Love-Hate Relationship with Google
By Lawrence
My site designer arranged a meeting for me with a famous internet marketing guru earlier today to discuss the marketing plan for daytradingbias.com. It was a very interesting meeting and I learned a lot about the online marketing world. More interesting, however, is the fascinating relationship between Google and its advertisement clients. It is something […]
Tao Tan: The Stock Market in Ancient Rome
By Lawrence
An interesting talk about the earliest known stock market and the delicate balance between financial innovations and the development of a society.
I Can Never Understand The Central Bankers
By Lawrence
I am puzzled by the latest round of statements from the central banks. If these words were coming from a trader or a financial analyst, it is expected. When such statements come from central bankers, it is disturbing. Like Some People To Act Stupid The central bankers around the world mentioned many times over the […]
