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Cash back at Rite Aid...
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<div class="field-item"><p>I was pleased to find an e-mail in my inbox this morning announcing the return of Rite Aid's Gift of Savings program. Basically, the chain rewards you with a gift check for your holiday spending. From Nov. 16 through Dec. 24, spend $25 to $50 and get $5 back. Spend $51 to $100 and get $10 back. Or, spend $101 or more and get $20 back. This is great because you can accumulate your savings over time, while still using coupons and participating in Rite Aid's normal rebate program. You will need to be a member of Rite Aid's Single Check Rebate program to participate. If you are unfamiliar, you can read my explanation of the program <a href="/taking_stock/coupons_101_rite_aid_rebates_explained" target="_blank">here</a>.</p></div>
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Sam's Club and Black Friday...
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Nestle recalls Lean Cuisine...
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<p>Heads up, shoppers. Nestle Foods is recalling nearly 900,000 pounds of Lean Cuisine chicken entrees because there may be pieces of plastic in them. The affected products were Pesto Chicken with Bow Tie Pasta, Chicken Mediterranean and Chicken Tuscan.</p><p>This is the second recall this month for Nestle. On Nov. 7, the company recalled two different varieties of Nesquik Strawberry Powder.</p><p>For the product codes involved in both recalls, click Read More. </p> <div class="node-blog-teaser-footer">
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Plan for Cyber Monday...
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<div class="field-item"><p>If you're a the kind of shopper that prefers to click your way to savings from the comfort of your own home, you probably know all about Cyber Monday. That's the nickname given to the Monday after Thanksgiving, which is typically a crazy busy day for online shopping Web sites.</p><p>The National Retail Federation has redesigned its Cyber Monday shopping page, which can be a useful tool for those of you planning to hit the virtual stores. Among the new features this year: a comparison feature that searches all of the Web site's partner merchants for the best deals, the opportunity to register your e-mail address to get early alerts about good deals, a deal of the hour promotion and a new green product shopping category. You can find the Web site <a href="http://www.cybermonday.com/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p></div>
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A sale for book lovers...
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<div class="field-item"><p>Just a reminder that the Wake County Public Library Booksale begins tomorrow in the former Super Kmart at 4121 New Bern Ave. in Raleigh. There will be more than 300,000 books for sale. Here's the schedule:</p><p><strong>Wednesday:</strong> noon to 9 p.m. <strong>Thursday and Friday:</strong> 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.</p><p><em>(Prices the first three days are $4.00 for hardbound books; $1.00 for paperbacks)<br /></em></p><p><strong>Saturday:</strong> 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. <em>(Prices on Saturday are $2.00 for hardbound books; 50 cents for paperbacks)</em></p><p><strong>Sunday:</strong> 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. <em>(Prices are $5.00 per box; $2.00 per bag with the library providing boxes and bags)</em></p></div>
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What are you ISO?
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<div class="field-item"><p>It's Monday, so I thought this would be a great time to put up one of those posts where readers of Taking Stock can help each other out. Is there an item you've been desperately combing the stores for? What are you in search of? (ISO for short) Post it here and maybe one of your fellow readers can help you out. </p><p>If you're posting an ISO item, be as specific as possible. Give the brand, describe the package, etc. If you're responding to an ISO posting, be as specific as possible. Give the store name, location, etc. so that the other person can actually go find it! </p></div>
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You're on the clock...
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<div class="field-item"><p>To me, one of the best parts about shopping is having a chance to chat with the cashiers. Of course, part of that is because it's my job to know what's going on in stores, and employees are always the ones with the scoop. But part of it is also just because I like talking with people. At stores where I am a regular, I know many of the cashiers by name. </p><p>So I was surprised by <a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122651745876821483.html?mod=dist_smartbrief" target="_blank">this Wall Street Journal story</a> about an efficiency program being implemented by midwestern grocery chain Meijer. The company is timing its cashiers, starting the clock when the customer's first item is scanned and stopping it when the receipt is printed. The faster you go, the more efficient you are deemed. I understand that companies need to look for efficiencies wherever they can nowadays, but I have to wonder if this will backfire. Who likes to feel rushed when they are giving a store some of their hard-earned money?</p></div>
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From my inbox...
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<div class="field-item"><p>I had a couple of interesting e-mails this morning:</p><p>*Walgreens is offering $10 off your holiday photo gift order of $40 or more (that's like photo mugs, calendars, photo books, etc.) The deal is good through Nov. 22. Use coupon code HEADSTART when you check out online.</p><p>*Barnes & Noble is offering a free silver-plated picture frame when you spend more than $75 online. You can view the details on that deal <a href="http://www.barnesandnoble.com/holiday-gifts/index.asp?r=1" target="_blank">here</a>.</p><p>*And Petco is offering free shipping on online orders of $50 or more with the coupon code "autumn." There are some exclusions, including pet food. You can view the details on that one <a href="http://www.petco.com/Help/Promo.aspx?OrderPromoCode=autumn&cm_ven=email&cm_cat=prod&cm_pla=111608HolidayTravelDog&cm_ite=shopnow&MessageID=100376" target="_blank">here</a>.</p></div>
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New Attraction Book...
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<div class="field-item"><p><img src="/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/images/attractionbook.jpg" alt="" hspace="7" vspace="7" width="99" height="142" align="left" />The new 2009 Attraction Books are out, featuring coupons from dozens of local businesses. I like these because they are very local and there are a lot of BOGO restaurant coupons. There are also some coupons for national chains, including CVS, World Market, Michael's, AC Moore and Dick's Sporting Goods.</p><p>The books are $25 each, but I do think you will be able to make them pay for themselves pretty easily. There is a "Triangle" book and a Johnston County book. If you get a bunch of friends together, you can decrease the cost each of you pays because the company is offering a buy five get one free deal. And shipping is free as long as you choose standard shipping. <a href="http://www.attractionsbook.com/" target="_blank">Preview the books or order one here</a>. </p></div>
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Reminder: Dinner for vets tonight...
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Cool Target gift cards...
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<div class="field-item"><p>Each year, retailers roll out new gift card designs in time for the holidays, but Target has a few new cards that are really different.</p><p>Pictured here are three examples, one that is a tin filled with holiday M&Ms, one that lights up (the one with the house picture) and one that doubles as a digital camera. There is no extra charge for these cards and they can be loaded with any value from $5 to $2,000. The only caveat is that there is a minimum value of $50 for the camera card.<img src="/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/images/target%20card%203.jpg" alt="" hspace="7" vspace="7" width="146" height="97" align="left" /><img src="/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/images/target%20card2.jpg" alt="" hspace="7" vspace="7" width="160" height="100" align="left" /></p><p><img src="/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/images/target%20card.jpg" alt="" width="134" height="90" align="left" /></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p></div>
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It's time for calendars...
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<div class="field-item"><p>I heard this week from reader Cat, who said she was at the ACE Hardware in Raleigh's Seaboard Station and noticed a giveaway of a 2009 calendar with a coupon inside for each month. According to Cat, there are 5 coupons for $5 off your $25 purchase distributed throughout the coupons on the calendar, each coupon being good for a month. ACE is one of several retailers that has coupon calendars. I know Chick-fil-A has one as does Auto Bell. There are charges for some, but they can be really worth the money and can also make good gifts. Just something to think about as holiday shopping time approaches.</p></div>
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Today's coupons are up...
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<div class="field-item"><p>Well, there were more than 170 new coupons in this morning's paper, and there were some really good ones!</p><p>Be sure to catch the one-page insert from Kroger this morning, too. There are nine coupons on that flier, and note that all but one of them are manufacturer's coupons, meaning you can use them at any store. And if you use Bounty paper towels, there's a Bounty coupon on page 9 of Parade today, too.</p><p>Happy clipping, everyone! As always, if you prefer the database in an Excel spreadsheet, it is available for download below. </p><br /><br /><b>Document(s):</b><br /><a href='http://projects.newsobserver.com/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/Find a Coupon 1116.xls'>Find a Coupon 1116.xls</a><br /></div>
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Nutro dog food rebate...
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<div class="field-item"><p>If you feed your dogs Nutro dog food, you may be interested in this one.</p><p>The company is offering up to $10 back on the purchase of Natural Choice High Energy Food. The rebate gets bigger if you buy a larger bag. To get the full $10, you have to buy the big 35-pound bag. If you buy the smaller 5-pound bags, the rebate is $3. The purchase must be made by Jan. 2 and postmarked by Jan. 16. You'll need the form below! </p><br /><br /><b>Document(s):</b><br /><a href='http://projects.newsobserver.com/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/Nutro rebate.pdf'>Nutro rebate.pdf</a><br /></div>
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Free ice cream with your turkey...
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<div class="field-item"><p>If you are planning to buy a turkey from Earth Fare for Thanksgiving this year, take the flier I've attached below with you.</p><p>The retailer is giving away a free 56 oz. tub of ice cream with your turkey purchase (retail value $4.99). Earth Fare all natural turkeys are going for $1.99 a pound, and organic turkeys are $2.99 a pound. It's one per customer and the certificate is good only on the day you pick up your bird. </p><br /><br /><b>Document(s):</b><br /><a href='http://projects.newsobserver.com/sites/projects.newsobserver.com/files/free_ic.pdf'>free_ic.pdf</a><br /></div>
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The Guaranteed Killer Approach To Trading For A Living
 | 1d7cRegardless if you are stocks or shares, futures or options, indexes or Forex there are three main aspects that must be mastered to be a successful trader. Most novices, or aspiring traders, never fulfill their ambition of for a living, yet the majority are closer than they realize to the "Holy Grail". A systematic approach to financial freedom is found “within” … It is a common quoted statistic within the industry that in the region of 90-95% of traders/investors in the financial markets fail. Conceptually, looks to be an easy pursuit. With hindsight the price swings are easily identifiable and thus should be profitable and yet the above failure rate shows this is far from true. A bystander could reach the conclusion that this group of people must be gamblers of low intelligence, even stupid, considering that many within it will continue in this vain pursuit year after year, repeatedly following the same path. Albert Einstein once said, "The definition of an idiot; someone who repeatedly does the same thing, but expects different results, not learning from the experience". Yet this group will persuade themselves that * it's all part of the education process, * the next system/methodology will be different - it will work, * I'm determined not to give up, I'm not a failure and will ultimately succeed, * I was unlucky ...... the list could go on. However, far from been of low intelligence or stupid, the profile of this group is in fact more often than not one of, well educated professionals, middle-class, successful business or career people of medium to high net worth. Typically, they are successful in other walks of life, particularly in their career or business and yet they fail to make a successful transition to a career. Furthermore, they spend vast sums of money on trader education typically accumulating a vast library of books and attend numerous expensive training courses and yet they still continually fail. With these apparent advantages why is it that they continue to fail (and on many occasions spectacularly so) over a prolonged period of time? The answer is that they attribute the failings to the wrong aspect of and incorrectly focus on resolving this. The 3 main aspects of are; * the "Psychology" of trading, * the "Methodology" or Systematic approach to entering/exiting trades, * the "Money Management" of funds. However, most people focus almost exclusively on the "methodology" (or system, often primarily using technical analysis) and give scant regard to the other two interrelated and more important elements. Consider a "system" that has a win/loss ratio of 50% and also a risk/reward ratio of 1:1. Such a hypothetical system is equivalent to "tossing-a-coin" and as such, ignoring transaction costs, would merely deliver breakeven returns
and yet this is an inherently better performance than the majority of the hopefuls.
Most traders would argue (probably correctly) that from the knowledge and experience gained from studying technical analysis that firstly their win/loss ratio was better than 50%. That is, when planning and entering a trade they have used their skill and judgment to ensure that more often than not it will move in the direction they want. (If this were not true than you may as well toss a coin to determine when to trade!). Just a modest increase on tossing a coin, say 60%, meaning achieving 6 out of 10 winning trades should be easily achievable by applying correctly just a little knowledge.
Secondly, they would argue that they can plan a trade that would have an initial minimum risk/reward ratio of 1:2, ensuring that on average, winning trades would be twice as profitable as any losing ones. Given just a modest win/loss ratio of 60% and a risk/reward ratio of 1:2 most traders would be happy with achieving this (certainly as a launching point to a successful fulltime career). If most traders stuck to their "rules" they probably could in fact achieve comparable results however, in practice, other factors take over; greed, fear, ego, hesitation, hope ......
Whatever the good intentions of the initial plan, quickly the "Psychology" of becomes the most important aspect. It is an individual's personality traits that are ultimately the determinate of the success or failure in the execution of any system or methodology. Simply put, they don't stick to the plan for a variety of well documented reasons. This also has a dramatic impact on the "money management" side of trading. It becomes non-existent, unquantifiable and certainly impossible to do a risk assessment going forward when the style has become virtually arbitrary.
If aspiring traders would only analyze past trades critically to categorize if it were in fact the system that failed or the failure was in the execution of the rules, then much progress would be made. However, this leads to another failure of novice traders in that a log/diary is seldom kept to allow this crucial evaluation.
Final Comments
Overall, unsuccessful traders rarely make the step up to a professional full-time trader because when the performance of a system doesn't match expectations they discard it and move onto they next "system". However, often it is not the system that is at fault but the application or adherence to the rules of that system.
If a trader has spent a number of years pursuing this unproductive path of trying to find that allusive "system that works", then more likely the problem lies within and not in the selection of a system. If this applies to you then, get those old books down from the shelf and focus more on the Psychology of and Money Management; you know those chapters that you skipped over and felt were not that relevant to you! If you want to succeed you need to reappraise your viewpoint and only then can you enjoy the wealth and lifestyle that is on offer to a fulltime professional trader. A highly effectively system is only the start and one that delivers consistent results in any market is recommended below.
Choose a methodology (system) that works, stick with it and remain disciplined in its execution to ensure the success that has eluded you for so long. Your rebirth as a trader starts now.
(Have a look at "The 5 day Rapid Forex Course" - http://www.RapidForex.org
Garry Roberts is an entrepreneur, professional property investor and active Forex Trader. A highly recommended and successful methodology can be found through The 5 day Rapid Forex Course (http://www.RapidForex.org)
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Ben Bernanke has got to be one of the most dangerous men in America. Bernanke has been busy trading his 'liquidity' for junk with no collateral. Not that Bernanke would be any better if he was trading his 'liquidity' for real collateral. Bernanke's moves
Yahoo! CEO Jerry Yang steps down
firm Heidrick & Struggles to help look for candidates. Shares of Yahoo closed at $10.63 in regular trading Monday, but shot up more than 4 percent in after-hours trading, with shareholders expressing some measure of relief that Yahoo?s long
Report urges expanding size of 16 Georgia reservoirs
more groundwater wells, or renew contracts for purchasing water from the Macon Water Authority or some combination of options. LUCAS RESERVOIR WOULD BE HUGE The Macon Water Authoritys Javors Lucas Reservoir now supplies some Monroe and Jones county
Boeing shares fall to 5-yr low on earnings worries
administration threatens defense spending cuts. Boeing's shares were down 6.2 percent at $38.62 in mid-afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange. They hit $38.05 earlier in the session, the lowest since December 2003. The shares are now down about
Girl who saved brother from drowning wins bravery award
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Atlanta airport gets new store
Tuesday. It's part of the airport's effort to revitalize its retail program to provide more shopping options for the 250,000-plus passengers who travel through daily. The store emphasizes Southern culture and traditions and features cookware, home decor
Jury hears closing speeches in murder trial
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Govt may control welfare payments
4:12 WST if 0) Welfare payments could be controlled for dysfunctional families across Australia next year under options being considered by the federal government. The move would mean neglectful non-indigenous parents would lose control of welfare
George Weston won't drop food prices despite lower commodity prices
that wheat is priced in U.S. dollars and the Canadian dollar has fallen. The loonie is now trading at about 80 cents U.S. down from around 95 cents U.S. in September. George Weston said it saw 'significant increases' in the price of flour, made from wheat
Leading E-Retailer CSN Stores Unveils Its Thrifty Fifty Gift List
handpicked the Top 10 Trendiest Gifts for those who don't have the time to scan 50 different options. 'In past years, gifts under $50 were reserved for stockings or the Yankee Swap, with the more expensive gifts being saved for the big day,' comments
Jury fails to reach verdict in rape trial
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Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada: Halt, Zenith Industries Corp.
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Barca keen to keep Xavi
for several weeks now, but reports in Spain have suggested negotiations are stalling while the vice-captain considers his options. It was also suggested there were discrepancies over the length of the new contract and wages, but Laporta was adamant talks
Airline Stocks: Oil prices edge higher; carriers lose altitude
flat at 19.61 points after being up most of the day. Of its 13 components, seven were trading in the red. After being down for most of the day, crude oil for December delivery was recently up 64 cents to $55.59 a barrel in electronic trading. Earlier
Corning lowers 4Q profit outlook
really feeling the brunt of it.'Corning's stock, however, slumped $1.53 to $7.48 in afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange, its lowest level since August 2003. When it posted third-quarter results on Oct. 29, Corning warned that slowing demand
U.S. regulators charge ex-Bank of Montreal trader
The former trader, David Lee, also admitted destroying evidence after an inquiry by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Michael Garcia, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement. Separately, the U.S.
Unable to Hold Gains, Markets Slip
Wall Streets early gains evaporated on Tuesday as markets fell lower in afternoon trading, adding to sharp losses from the start of the week. After bounding higher on a strong outlook from Hewlett Packard that offered a rare glimmer of economic good
Israeli Tanks Move Into Gaza, Level Farmland
Palestinian militants and intensifying violence that has chipped away at a tenuous cease-fire. Israel and Hamas have been trading fire for two weeks after nearly five months of relative quiet. The June 19 truce is due to expire next month, and both sides
Gleason class of '78 reunion scheduled
local militiamen deep in rebel-held territory, witnesses said Tuesday. Posted Tuesday, November , 00 : am CST nwtntoday Promotions Member Options My page My Photo Gleason class of ' reunion scheduled Posted: Tuesday, November , 00 : pm Gleason class of
European Court intervenes in deportation case
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Recession woes grip HSI
Group (2356) dropped 7.9 percent to HK$5. Meanwhile, after climbing 16.18 percent for the past six trading days on Beijing's 4 trillion yuan (HK$4.54 trillion) stimulus package, the Shanghai Composite Index lost 128.055 points. 'Investors took profit
Wall Street fluctuates on weak economic data
to the sidelines, while big institutional traders like hedge funds keep major stock indexes vacillating. Stocks have been trading erratically for several weeks as investors try to gauge the direction of the economy - and there was more bad news on
Mega Man Star Force 2: Zerker X Ninja
featured several English soundbytes from characters throughout the game. In Star Force, these were gone, but selecting menu options such as 'Save' would echo what you had chosen with an electronic voice. In Star Force 2, even that is gone, which I felt
Merrimac Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
617,000) (413,000) Restricted cash returned (deposited) 250,000 (250,000) Proceeds from the exercise of stock options 29,000 74,000 Proceeds from Stock Purchase Plan sales 59,000 79,000 Net cash provided by (used in) financing Activities - continuing
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