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Digital Gadgets and Your Business - Creating a Safe Haven
Wednesday, 31 October 2007
By Josh Stone

  Most businesses lately are turning more and more towards the use of laptops, smart phones and even PDA's or Pocket PC's to help keep in touch with clients and keep the business running in tip top shape. From the tiniest communication device to the priciest laptop, there are several things you should keep in mind to keep your personal information safe and keep yourself up and running with few security breaches, less viruses, and fewer expensive repairs.

First, your laptop needs a good strong anti-virus program. This is something that is essential and cannot be skipped over no matter what. If you are connecting to the internet, downloading any files or attachments or even reading e-mails then you need this software. Which brand you choose is ultimately up to you, but this is not something that you should ever skip over. Some viruses give hackers access to your computer, which can mean valuable sales information, client contact information, payment information, and even your own personal information to use against you in identity theft.

Second, always use a secure password. Something
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Market Mind Games and Better Trades
Tuesday, 30 October 2007
By Loredana Sargu

  When I was a kid, I would dash around in my eagerness to grow and learn new things. My dad would always caution me, "Don't rush it. Take your time and do it right the first time. You can always make the time to go back and do something a second or third time if it's important, but it's a lot easier just to do it right the first time."

Truer words were never spoken and in trading there is far too many folks starting over or giving up altogether.

Hardwired to Mess up

All your life you have been conditioned to be tough and strive to win. That will work for you in life but it will fail you in the market. Being tough, optimistic and hanging in there when a trade is going against you is not a good thing. And being right is not the measure of a good trader. A good trader is ambidextrous. Upside and downside moves are seen as equal opportunity. A good trader appears fickle and almost too willing and eager to leave trade that is not
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