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I would like to know if someone can help me decide whether to double major with finance and CIS or not?

squeezeApenny — Tue, 25 May 2010 02:56:09 +0000

A little history about me: I am attending Colorado State University as a Sophomore after leaving the US Navy four months ago with four honorable years of service. I am 24 years old.
Since I began college, I found there are many opportunities, resources, and directions that can help me pursue a career in investment/corporate finance. My goal is to find employment/internship with a “Top-Ten” company or a Wallstreet firm.
My options:
1. Double major with Finance and Computer Information Systems (additional 39 credit hours): This was suggested by a career advisor at Colorado State University. However, may cost me an additional year at college. (2.5 yrs as opposed to 1.5 years). I am not concerned with the money, but whether the effort is worth my time.
2. Finance degree with a certificate in CIS (21 additional credit hours). This allows me to add more communications courses and more economics and accounting courses to help me become more competitive.
3. Finance degree with no certificate and simply add a load of additional personal development courses, such as: advanced speaking, writing, negotiating, statistics, and additional accounting and economics courses.
4. Finance with a minor in foreign language. This was suggested by a family member involved in finance. However, this program will limit me from taking additional courses, in that, each language course is 5 credit hours apiece and every week day.
Feel free to recommend something else, but please explain why you are recommending that route with consideration to making me more marketable to potential employers while being competitive as well. CSU is not an excellent school for business, so consider how I might achieve a position with one of the top ten companies or wall street firms with many of my competition graduating from more prestigious universities (HBS, Wharton, Sloan,…).

Thank you for your time
V/r,
Mathew

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Power Financial net earnings double to $389M from $195M

squeezeApenny — Thu, 13 May 2010 23:45:30 +0000

Power Financial net earnings double to $389M from $195M
MONTREAL – Power Financial Corp. (TSX:PWF), a Montreal-based holding company that owns Great West Lifeco, Investors Group and other major companies, reports its first quarter net profits doubled on a sharp jump in revenues.

Gold Wheaton rebounds to profit as revenues double on higher prices

squeezeApenny — Wed, 12 May 2010 22:44:26 +0000

Gold Wheaton rebounds to profit as revenues double on higher prices
VANCOUVER – Gold Wheaton Gold Corp. (TSX:GLW) reports first-quarter earnings of US$900,000, or one cent per share, rebounding from a loss of US$800,000 or one cent per share in the first quarter last year.

What penny stock will more than double by New Year?

squeezeApenny — Thu, 06 May 2010 16:56:44 +0000

I’ve got a nice bonus check that I don’t want to spend just yet. CD’s suck, Mutual Funds are for bums, 401K is maxed out… My retirement is straight. I have other penny stocks in my portfolio but need one that gives me a nice return by New Year perhaps. That way I can spend it if I find something I like in the short term.

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Johnson Outdoors first-quarter earnings more than double from year earlier

squeezeApenny — Mon, 03 May 2010 15:45:53 +0000

Johnson Outdoors first-quarter earnings more than double from year earlier
RACINE – Outdoor recreation products company Johnson OutdoorsFriday reported quarterly earnings that were more than twice ashigh as a year earlier.

Is there always an opportunity every day to double your money trading forex?

squeezeApenny — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 06:15:51 +0000

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8. How to Trade Double Tops Like a Pro

squeezeApenny — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:13:13 +0000

www.informedtrades.com The 2nd lesson in a series on charting patterns for traders and investors in which goes into specific strategies which can be used to trade double tops and double bottoms in the forex market, stock market, and futures market.

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Market Technical Analysis – Double Bottom Lows! 02/23/2009

squeezeApenny — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 08:06:52 +0000

inthemoneystocks.com shows their analysis techniques on the intra day charts on the SPY as they discuss the support/resistance and pivot levels in this market. They discuss the markets continued weakness on lack of government clarity and how the financials are seeing a small bid off of citigroup Inc. news. They discuss all the key levels, all the levels to watch intra day for bounces and note how all the major key levels on the daily and final wrap up will be discussed in the nightly video released to the premium subscribers in the Research Center at www.inthemoneystocks.com. Come join the Research Center to get current technical analysis on this market, learn where this market is headed, get all the key levels in the daily market report on the S&P, gold, oil and the US$. Also, get educational videos, picks and watch lists all from top traders at ITMS.

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Please Help Me To Double Check My History Assignment!?

squeezeApenny — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 00:53:26 +0000

its a 1930s radio show, is it ok?
and i wanna no how’s the bagining and the ending of a news report in 1930s.
thx alot.
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Anchorman: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today is January 5, 1933, Tuesday. This is Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission. The first program is a news report. [Pause for a second] Yesterday morning a man was found dead beside the railroad that connects Toronto and Winnipeg. The man was wearing a ragged coat with big boots, and carrying two knapsacks that contained some coins and food. The police reckon that the man perched on the top of the boxcar, and then got swayed off the car; he was probably trying to go to Toronto to look for jobs. Since the stock market crashed on Black Tuesday in 1929, people are becoming poorer, the unemployment rate is increasing exponentially, up to 24%, and the national productivity is dropping 35%. The whole country is now in a huge darkness of depression, and there is no dawn of recovery coming yet. In this depression, people are losing their jobs, businesses are shutting down, and the whole Canadian society is going through some changes. Pertaining to these issues, we have invited a professor from Harvard University. Let’s welcome Professor Henry. Hello professor.
Professor: Hello, sir. Nice to meet you.
Anchorman: Nice to meet you, too. So, professor, though Canada is in depression, a lot of people don’t know completely what causes the depression. So can you briefly talk about it?
Professor: There are a lot of causes. The main two are the over-expansion of companies and factories, and credit buying. When the market demand is less than the supply, industrialists begin to panic, and start to lay off workers. Also, a lot of people are encouraged by the advertising. “Buy now, pay later”. When people are doing credit buying but cannot pay back, they start to lose their houses, their cars, and furniture.
Anchorman: Thank you, professor. In the depression, individual family suffers a lot. So today, we also invited a man from a family. Hello Mr. Wilson.
Wilson: Hello, sir.
Anchorman: Would you like to introduce yourself?
Wilson: Hello, my name is Winter Wilson. I am very poor farmer from Saskatchewan. I have four daughters in my family. My wife died of typhoid several days ago.
Anchorman: Oh, I am sorry to hear that. Now would you like to describe your family life?
Wilson: Oh, it is terrible. I just want to say that I really miss ham and bacon. Now, we buy day(s) old milk from the dairies and day(s) old bread from the bakers, because it is much cheaper. And it is the best thing we can eat, and we have to learn 3000 ways to cook beans and oatmeal.
Anchorman: What about your neighbors?
Wilson: Neighbors? I don’t think there is anybody in the neighborhood except an 80-year-old man. Most of them gave up in despair and abandoned their farms, and they went out to look for job opportunities.
Anchorman: Have you ever gone out to searching for job opportunities?
Wilson: Yes, only once and I gave up. I didn’t have any new clothes for almost two years. When I went out to find a job, no one wanted to hire me when they saw my clothing. Also, the unemployed people will be give only vouchers that can exchange for food, rent, and other necessities, but they are not enough to feed my family. Besides, my family has lived on the prairie for several generations. I just can’t abandon it.
Anchorman: That is so sad. Thank you very much, Mr. Wilson. We have contacted the grocery store whose manager is willing to hire you.
Wilson: Oh, that’s incredible. Thank you.
Anchorman: No problem. Ok, ladies and gentleman, we will take a short break. During the break a piece of music will be played. Enjoy.
[Music is played]
Anchorman: Welcome back to our news report. So professor, do you have any comment on the interview?
Professor: Well, people in the West also suffer from natural disasters. The drought meant fewer products. The grasshopper plagues almost swept off all the crops. With the low price of the crops, the farmers can get no more than several pennies. That’s why a lot of people have abandoned their farms. It’s totally hopeless to stay in their old homeland. Then many unemployed people would wander from town to town. They would hide in boxcars; ride the rods underneath the trains, or perch on the top of the train, as the former news said.
Anchorman: Thank you, Professor, I have also noticed that the depression has different influence on men and women, and their roles have been changed. Would you like to talk about these topics?
Professor: Sure. In most societies, men have traditionally defined their principal roles as being providers and protectors; however, men without work tended to lose their authority within the family. Men whose self-perceived masculinity was a casualty of unemployment yearned for a return to what they believed to be the natural order of gender. This vis

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