Stephen Covey - El 8º Hábito (2/4)
Desde su publicación “Los 7 Hábitos de la Gente Altamente Efectiva” se ha convertido en un fenómeno internacional. Millones de personas en negocios, gobiernos, escuelas, universidades y familias han mejorado sus vidas y organizaciones exitosamente aplicando los conceptos y principios clásicos del libro de Stephen R. Covey. Sin embargo el mundo ha cambiado tan drásticamente en los últimos años, que los retos que todos enfrentamos en nuestras relaciones, familias, vida profesional, y en la comunidad están a un nuevo orden de magnitud. Ser solo efectivos como individuos y organizaciones ya no es una opción. Para triunfar, sobrevivir, innovar, sobresalir y liderar en lo que llama Covey la era del Nuevo Trabajador Informado, nosotros debemos sentar bases e ir más allá de la efectividad… a la grandeza. Hoy en día para acceder niveles más altos de motivación y creatividad se necesita un gran cambio en el pensamiento. El reto esencial de nuestro tiempo es encontrar nuestra propia voz e inspirar a los demás para que encuentren la suya. En esto consiste “El Octavo Hábito.” “Los 7 hábitos de la Gente Altamente Efectiva” nos ayudó a centrarnos en la efectividad, “El Octavo Hábito” nos muestra el camino hacia la grandeza.
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Cómo insertar un banner en la firma de Gmail
Dedicado a mi amiga Marilo!
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T. Harv Eker - Secrets of the Millionaire Mind (3/6)
T. Harv Eker - author of the bestseller Secrets of The Millionaire Mind shares his methods for understanding the psychology of money and how to think like a millionaire.
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Dragons' Den - Alarma de Hombre al Agua (1/2)
Alarma de Hombre al Agua
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Robert Kiyosaki - El Cuadrante del flujo del Dinero parte I
Robert Kiyosaki - El Cuadrante del flujo del Dinero parte I
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Benjamin Graham - The Intelligent Investor (7/24)
Benjamin Graham The Intelligent Investor
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63. Trading the News - Economic Numbers - GDP Part 2
The second lesson in a series on trading and how the components which make up the Gross Domestic Product number affect the stock, futures, and forex markets. Link to this lesson on InformedTrades.com: http://www.informedtrades.com/14918-t... In addition to looking at the growth or lack thereof in the overall GDP number, traders will also look at the growth or lack there of in the different components that make up the number. As GDP represents the value of everything in an Economy you can imagine the amount of data that goes into compiling the number, much of which is published for market participants to view. By looking at the different pieces which make up GDP we can get a good picture of what is happening not only with the overall economy but with all the different components of the economy which are reported on to come up with the final number. . Now we could spend many lessons going over all the data that is in this report. The goal here however is to build a framework for understanding the major components so we as traders can understand what is going on when the market reacts to certain pieces of the report and will recognize when to dig deeper for more information on what is happening in a certain sector. The broad categories that it is important to have an understanding of are: 1. Personal Consumption Expenditures -- as over 65% of the US economy is made up of this category, what the individual consumer is doing ie the growth or lack thereof in their consumption, as well as on what goods and services they are spending their money on is heavily focused on. 2. Private Investment - This includes purchases of things such as computers, equipment and inventories (known as fixed assets) by businesses, purchases of homes by individuals, and of businesses investing in inventories of goods to sell. These are all obviously important things, as how much businesses are investing is a good indication of how they feel about future growth prospects, and how much growth the housing market is experiencing is also an important component of the economy. 3. Government Spending -- this includes pretty much everything the government spends money on besides social programs. 4. Exports -- Imports -- an important number which shows how wide the gap is between how much the country exports and how much it imports. What the GDP number is going to give you a feel for is how much each of the above grew for the quarter and what their overall contribution to the economy was. The above numbers will then be broken down into more detailed numbers which go into compiling the final number for the above 4 categories.
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Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich Part IV (Applied Faith)
Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich Part IV (Applied Faith)
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49. Trading The Martingale and Anti Martingale Strategies
A lesson on the two different categories that position sizing strategies fall into when used in the forex, futures, and stock market. ur last lesson we looked at how most traders pick a standard amount to trade per certain amount of equity in their account and how this probably isn't the best way to maximize profits and minimize losses of a potential strategy. In today's lesson we are going to look at the two categories that most position sizing strategies fall into which are known as martingale strategies and anti martingale strategies. A position sizing strategy which incorporates the martingale technique is basically any strategy which increases the trade size as a trade moves against the trader or after a losing trade. On the flip side a position sizing strategy which incorporates the anti martingale technique is basically any strategy which increases the trade size as the trade moves in the traders favor or after a winning trade. The most basic martingale strategy is one in which the trader trades a set position size at the beginning of his trading strategy and then double's the size of his trades after each unprofitable trade, returning back to the original position size only after a profitable trade. Using this strategy no matter how large the string of losing trades a trader faces, on the next winning trade they will make up all their losses plus a profit equal to the profit on their original trade size. As an example lets say that a trader is using a strategy on the full size EUR/USD Forex contract that takes profits and losses both at the 200 point level (I like using the EUR/USD Forex contract because it has a fixed point value of $1 per contract for mini forex contracts and $10 per contract for full sized contracts but the example is the same for any instrument) The trader starts with $100,000 in his account and decides that his starting position size will be 3 contracts (300,000) and that he will use the basic martingale strategy to place his trades. Using the below 10 trades here is how it would work: example As you can see from the above example although the trader was down significantly going into the 10th trade, as the 10th trade was profitable he made up all the his losses plus a brought the account profitable by the equity high of the account plus original profit target of $6000. At first glance the above method can seem very sound and people often point to their perception that the chances of having a winning trade increase after a string of loosing trades. Mathematically however the large majority of strategies work like flipping a coin, in that the chances of having a profitable trade on the next trade is completely independent of how many profitable or unprofitable trades one has leading up to that trade. As when flipping a coin no matter how many times you flip heads the chances of flipping tails on the next flip of the coin are still 50/50. The second problem with this method is that it requires an unlimited amount of money to ensure success. Looking at our trade example again but replacing the last trade with another loosing trade instead of a winner, you can see that the trader is now in a position where, at the normal $1000 per contract margin level required, he does not have enough money in his account to put up the necessary margin which is required to initiate the next 48 contract position. Example So while the pure martingale strategy and variations of it can produce successful results for extended periods of time, as I hope the above shows, odds are that it will eventually end up in blowing ones account completely. With this in mind the large majority of successful traders that I have seen follow anti martingale strategies which increase size when trades are profitable, never when unprofitable, and these are the methods which I will be covering starting in tomorrow's lesson.
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Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich Part XI (Creative Vision)
Napoleon Hill - Think and Grow Rich Part XI (Creative Vision)
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Robert Kiyosaki - Padre Rico Padre Pobre (Audiolibro parte 38)
Robert Kiyosaki - Padre Rico Padre Pobre (Audiolibro parte 38)
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Warren Buffett interview on How to Read Stocks
A Quick review on how Warren Buffett pick and review stocks he buys.
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Los ultimos dias de Lehman Brothers (1/2)
AUNQUE ALGUNAS ESCENAS Y CIERTOS DIALOGOS SON FICTICIOS, ESTA PELICULA SE BASA EN HECHOS REALES Y EN DATOS HECHOS PUBLICOS.... ES LA NARRACION DE LA MAYOR BANCARROTA DE LA HISTORIA DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS... Es el comienzo del fin de la burbuja inmobiliaria, los grandes bancos de Estados Unidos y el mundo tiemblan al unisono, mientras tanto los directores de los principales bancos de los Estado Unidos como Morgan Stanley, Bank Of America, Merryll Lynch y Lehman Brothers Se enfrentan a una cruda realiad.. ¿Este es el comienzo del fin de la hegemonia economica de los Estados Unidos? le paso a los Romanos, a los britanicos ¿y ahora le sucedera al imperio Americano???. China con un crecimiento imparable eventualmente vencera a los Estados Unidos en la carrera economica Mundial???.Mientras estas preguntas parecen plasmarse en realidad el sistema economico y financiero de los Estados Unidos y el mundo comienza a colapsar y los directores de los principales bancos Americanos como Dick Fuld de Lehamn Brothers lamentaran las malas inversiones del pasado mientras se enfrentan a una encarnizada lucha por la supervivencia de sus propias instituciones...
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Encuentro Anual PFI 2007 Villa General Belgrano
Charla y Despedida del Miembro Tanator
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Los Jovenes y el Dinero - Kids & the money 1/2
Documental que muestra como el consumismo atroz esta calando hondo cada vez en edades mas tempranas. Triste pero real
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Escencia del Dinero - Cap1 (2/3)
Documental
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Los Secretos del lenguaje Corporal Parte 4/9
Cuarta parte
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Documental - El Poder del Dinero (2/4)
El poder del dinero, un documental que demuestra, a través de varios experimentos científicos, que la conducta de la gente cuando hay dinero por medio cuestiona la filosofía económica dominante. Psicólogos de la universidad norteamericana de Stanford han detectado en varios ensayos, que al mencionar el dinero, se activan los mismos circuitos cerebrales de las emociones, que cuando se nos habla de drogas, comida o sexo.
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