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The Top Seven Reads For The Week Ending April 26, 2013
The Top Seven Reads For The Week Ending April 26, 2013
Read “Contagious” and Learn How to Take Your Ideas Viral
By: Ivan
Taylor (Small Business Trends)
This is a book you’ll want to
spend some time with and perhaps use it as a checklist. Another element that I like about the book is
how useful it can be in starting discussions with your team about how to give
your ideas and campaigns the highest chance of success.
Your Online Marketing Efforts: SEO Counts, but Quality
Reigns Supreme
By: Dena
Kouremetis (Forbes)
It all gets so confusing.
Back in 1998, when I began providing content for web sites, no one
talked about Search Engine Optimization. And blogs? They were for diarists who, through the magic
of the Internet, discovered how much fun it was to cyber-share their lives with
others.
What's So Bad About Single Stocks, Anyway?
By: Kate
Stalter (Forbes)
In my last couple of columns, I’ve sounded the warning alarm
for those inclined to trade in and out of stocks. This is a subject that’s been
on my mind for several years, as I previously coached people on getting in and
out of growth stocks, using market-timing techniques.
Here's Why So Many Wealthy Athletes Wind Up Broke
By: Claes
Bell (Business Insider)
Whenever
a prominent professional athlete files for bankruptcy, there's always a chorus
of armchair financial experts wondering how such a thing could happen and
talking about how they would have invested those millions so much better.
Investors Face Potential Municipal Bond Armageddon
By: Jake
Zamansky (Forbes)
The Securities and Exchange Commission is worried that municipal bankruptcies,
combined with an expected spike in interest rates, means that the muni bond
market could face “Armageddon,” according to a report last week by SEC
commissioner Dan Gallagher.
Don’t just do something, sit there
By: Buttonwood
(The Economist)
CALL it hyperactivity, call it the temptation to fiddle. Chief
executives have a tendency to make acquisitions just to show they are doing
something. Similarly, fund managers, sitting at their desks all day, have the
urge to trade. Otherwise why go into the office at all?
Overview Of The New 3.8% Investment Income Tax, Part 1
By: Tony
Nitti (Forbes)
Beginning January 1, 2013, Obamacare – through the enactment of
Section 1411 — will impose upon certain high earners a brand spankin’ new 3.8%
tax on their “net investment income.” This additional tax has been the source
of much confusion and misinformation for taxpayers and tax advisors alike.
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