Wednesday, September 1, 2010 Categorized under Stock Market

Making Money On the Cost Of Health ?

Yes this post is not the usual one, it is about your health which you ignore most of the time, have you ever thought about it.The time you spend sitting on your terminals,and watching stock market going up and down closely.Then soon you will see your hard earned money filling doctors pocket.

Bad Effects Of Such Routine On Your Health :

1) Eye related problems : Includes epilepsy and visual fatigue.Many people are themselves liable to have attacks of epilepsy or loss of consciousness due to continous watching same screen and strong light stimulations.These figures and charts can really effect a lot on your health.It is advised to minimize viewing rapid succession of images, repetition of geometric figures, of light flashes, of on and off flashing or of displays

2) Spine Related problems : Regular sitting for hours can be very bad to your spinal cord and results can be bad..

3) Tension and depression : Loosing money can really upset a person’s mind,he /she can loose health along with wealth and don’t forget health is wealth.

It is advised that  if  you suffer from any visual fatigue, feeling of faintness, loss of consciousness or other symptom of epilepsy which are contractions of the eye or of muscles, altered vision, tired sense of sight, involuntary movements and disorientation,  you should immediately stop using the Services and consult a doctor.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 Categorized under Stock Market

Asian Stocks On Dip After BOJ Fail To Curb Strength In Yen

Stocks dropped 3 % on Tuesday, levelling the two days of gains after the Bank of Japan’s emergency move at Monday failed to curb strength in the yen
Adding to it worries about the U.S. economy spurred broad-based selling. Govt. report showed U.S. incomes increased 0.2 percent in July, less than the 0.3 percent projected by economists.
Investors became more risk averse after U.S. government data showed personal income growth last month failed to keep up with the biggest increase in consumer spending since March.

Board Room, NY Stock Market, Wall Street. 1936 by Bourke-White

Double Dip Recession
While Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) thinks that world is going to see another double dip recession.RBA deputy governor Guy Debelle says “I think its a risk, but its a somewhat unquantifiable risk,” he told analysts on Tuesday that it was hard to factor in risk and uncertainty when the central bank makes its policy decisions.
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