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Flow Plan for Stock Options: Savviness Explained!

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Jun 16, 2009 in Career

Buy Stock Option
Example:  July $50 call option for Walgreens is $1.66 (1.66/share, always in round lot, so $166)
July = Expiration Month (it’s always the 3rd friday of the month!)
$50 = strike price
When the Option Expires.  Decision Flow
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Buying Bulk Saves Money, Time, the Environment: Win-Win-Win

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Apr 27, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport

Buying in bulk solves three problems very vital problems in life. Buying in bulk boost finances, is healthy from a temporal-sentient point of view, and keeps our planet cleaner and less polluted. Oh, you don’t understand how did my mental-math? I’ll show my work:

Saving money. Anyway you cut it, whether [...]

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5 Lessons Learned from Shipping and Selling an item on eBay.

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Apr 13, 2009 in Article Customs & Passport, The Lifecoach's Polemic

Hello! I just feel angry, financially exploited, and a little upset because I spent $19 sending a 40z ipod through the UPS store and checked the same price and it would have been $4.00 with just general post office. It sold for $21.00 and I recieved $29.99 from the buyer for the entire exchange [...]

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Tuesday News Blip: Apple Innovations, Stocks Skyrocket, and More D

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Oct 14, 2008 in Article Customs & Passport, Fandom for Random

Technology: Apple’s innovation cease to amaze. The cutting edge rumor is that they intend to release a special laptop known as “the brick”. Doing its name justice, “the brick” is supposedly carved out of a solid “brick” of titanium, making it seamless and screwless! The price for such water-blasting crafted [...]

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Update on The Dream of Acting and the Some-what Conflicting Necessity of Financial Independence

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Jul 6, 2008 in Article Customs & Passport, The Lifecoach's Polemic

In regards to acting.  Thanks to anyone for that encouragement.  I sincerely appreciate anyone’s feedback and fortification toward acting.  I agree, when I was pursuing it during taking acting classes, I did feel extremely fulfilled.  The biggest obstacle toward that pursuit, however has been money.  MONEY, money, money.  That’s the only thing.  I’ve diverted my [...]

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What’s the Deal with an NYSE Day-Shift

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Jan 11, 2008 in Article Customs & Passport

They NYSE’s operating times are a little funky. Most businesses operate from a typical 8-hour, 9-5 day. However, the NYSE’s hours come in three flavors (all times are Eastern Standard Time):
The Hour Terminology

Main Core Market Hours (Where the bulk of everything is traded): a unique 6.5-hour work day. One could say that [...]

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The Emergence of Spiritual Currency

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Nov 19, 2007 in Article Customs & Passport, Health

Clearly, the increasing weakness of the dollar spiking the oil prices, and the Nikkei hitting an all-time low due to the decreasing value of the yen are directly, flat-out blatantly obvious, indications that Spiritual Currency is emerging…or that it already has emerged. I coined, founded, and first wrote about this paridigmatic shift almost two [...]

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Money as a Tool

Posted by John 1.0 (Imported) on Jan 21, 2007 in Article Customs & Passport

Money is a tool. Money gets people to do things that they wouldn’t normally do. You can easily draw a graph of money versus outrageous tasks with money on the x-axis and on the y-axis, a quantified mangitude of outrageousness, out-of-the-way tasks. The graph would be very nearly linearly increasing slope similar to the graph [...]

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