Comparables, 5 year price increase-drop trend. With no user registration. Thanks!
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zillow.com has not been very accurate in my experience so far (it has only been available a short while!).  You need to look at a list of comparable properites in your area...there are tons of listings online and tons of agents with websites.
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Simply Track seems to work pretty good. It will handle wash sales correctly too. Only thing is sometimes it wont match lots correctly say if you have multiple accounts, but you can fix it easily manually. It's free for 30 days. Then if you want it to remain free, go into your BIOS when you start your computer and change the system date back a year. Shhhhhh, secret. Enjoy!
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Then go back to Yahoo.\nYou could also go to godaddy - they do registrations without selling you a site ($6 to $9 us per year). I have a bunch of domains with them and never had a problem.\nhttp://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/default.asp
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The increase is (7-0)/0 which is undefined.  You sold infinitely more units in April than you did in March.
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Gold is always considered as an safe investment,only if it is 22k or 24 k bars.seeing the market trends,prices won't fall now.They will be stable sooner.
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Contact google and ask for an explanation.  There may have just been a glitch, not a huge conspiracy run by Google.\n\nGoogle didn't offer stock in the 1990's, they went public and sky high in value after that.   \n\nGood luck.
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I disagree with the "no big shakes" comment.  Silver has acted like a bouncing ball lately.  If you can catch a downswing like the beginning of this month then I suggest buy.  Be careful; it's very shaky. I also disagree with the comment about digital photography taking over.  True, silver is used in film and digital photos have taken over.  However,  this is not new news.  Digital cameras took over 3 or 4 years ago.  Look at silver prices over the last year.  I don't think buying digital cameras has slowed silver's price gain.
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Heck, it won't go down for the rest of the legal consumers ... it takes more than one day for prices to go down ... so .... more days without illegals!  Please!!
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I've been telling my clients that if you're planning on selling you house within the next 5 years, now is probably a good time.  Not because of a big crash, per se, but just because the investment doesn't look to be better than other alternatives right now.  I think housing prices, as a whole, will simply rise with the rate of inflation for the next several years.  Of couse real estate is especially regional, there is no such thing as a national real estate market.  So your place could go way up or down.  \n\nBut the point is that if you want to leave with no debt, I don't see a compelling reason to re-fi and hold.  \n\nIf you are planning on moving back soon, however, it may make sense to hold.  Because the transaction cost of selling and then coming right back and buying again are prohibitive.  If you have no intention of moving back, then go ahead and sell and invest in a diversified portfolio that may include real estate, stocks, bonds, etc.  Of course I recommend seeing a professional you can trust to help with these decisions.\n\nFor more personal finance info please go to my podcast, www.promoneytalk.com.  It's the #1 rated personal finance podcast in the world.\n\nHope this helps,\n\nJason
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The US economy is driven by consumption and the Fed does not want to see any inflation, so we'll see another rate increase in the next quarter. This will further cool the real estate market, and by cool, I  expect a 5 to 10% decrease in the OC and San Diego markets. Just take a look at the number of units for sale. The people who got in late with a 100% financed loan and with an adjustable rate will find themselves inverted very soon. Foreclosures are inevitable, specially if you can't continue to feed the hungry beast in a rising rate market. But I don't see this drop for more than 10% at the lowest point of the valley and the cycle will probably be about 18 months before starting an upward, and modest, trend.
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Well right now it's starting to become a buyer's market. Houses are not selling like hotcakes right now. They are staying on the market longer. This is an advantage for you because prices can be negotiated in your favor. I would wait a few more months and see where the market is then because it hasn't quite changed totally.
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EAG is trading this morning. $1.54 last trade, has traded over 65000 shares this morning. Whatever broker you are using is a moron. The pennies you are saving from using a moron is costing you lots of aggravation and lost trading opportunity. There are lots of discounters out there...i would find another if i were you!
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I haven't followed eBay promotions lately, but I experienced in the past that they send you an email like "free listing on <date>", but when you actually click on "details" and read the whole thing, then there are lots of "if-s" and "but-s". Like "Buy Now" being excluded, or certain categories, or if you add a photo and bold headline then it's the usual price, and so on.....
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You can find a lot of past performance of mutual funds on this web site.     http://www.micropal.com/\nalthough past return is no guarantee of future results - still, it could be used as an estimate.\n\nIf you want to calculate what an investment of $37,940 would add up to if it grew at 5% per year, just type this formula into an excel sheet:\n  =FV(0.05,30,,-37940)\nA whopping $163,974!
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People will pay attention to menu prices anywhere. You're regulars will notice any "across the board" increases, which means increases to all prices at once. It's best to make price increases gradual and small, to only a few items at a time. Your customers will be much less likely to notice.\n\nWhen making incremental increases instead of universal increases, you naturally have to reprint menus much more often. The cost of reprinting menus is easily recovered in the price increases, and especially in the added interest you create when you change anything. I suggest not only evaluating your prices every 3 to 4 months and making incremental increases to a few items at a time, but also performing a menu analysis to discover which menu items are contributing the most gross profit dollars to your business. Slow menu items should be rotated out and replaced with more popular menu items every time you reprint your menus for price increases. These menu changes keep your concept fresh and lively. You'll see your "occasional" customers become regular customers and your "once or twice a year" customers become occasional customers.\n\nPromote menu changes to your customer base to create a buzz about your business and to make them return sooner. If you haven't implemented a system to gather information from your customers to build a customer database, get started now. Marketing to existing customers is much, much more effective that shotgun marketing approaches such as direct mail to random households and newspaper inserts.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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I would not even bother with something like this.\nBut if you really want, goto yahoo finance and use their java based stock screener.
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It is a tough time to get into the market. I'm on the mortgage lending side, but very familiar with both. The market is slow and few people want to do much around the holidays. The good news is, everyone in the business gets lazy this time of year, so the competition will be down. Early next year should be rather busy, so if you start learning now, you can get a jumpstart early on. The market has been somewhat steady, although I have seen many rookies get out of the business because they're not making any money. It really depends on the kind of person that you are and your work ethic. If you know you can make it, it really doesn't matter when you start. If you are the type of person that will easily fail in this business, you are likely to do so even at the busiest time of year. Feel free to email at my home address me with any questions: rxse7n@hotmail.com