The stochastic oscillator was developed in the late fifties by George Lane. It is an oscillator which shows momentum in a commodity by comparing the current day?s close to the high/low ranges over a specified amount of days. Consistent closings near the higher side of the range indicates buying pressure while a close consistently on the lower side of the range indicates weakness and selling pressure. It shows whether a commodity is overbought or oversold. The calculation of t…

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If you get your free annual credit report and discover there are some inaccuracies, you will want to dispute the information and work to get it corrected on your credit report. When you dispute the information, you are protected by the Fair Credit Reporting Act which requires that all credit reporting agencies (like Experian, TransUnion, etc) respond with an investigation of your creditors.

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Over 1 million Americans file for personal bankruptcy every year. The average American household has 10 credit cards. People are living above their means. Americans are drowning in debt and the problem is getting worse. Many people are foreclosing on their homes and will be forced to live on the street because they are in so much debt.

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Offers to apply for credit online are always available regardless of your credit rating. What makes credit card offers online different are the interest rates you pay or annual fees that are applied to each offer. We no longer have to wait to get offers in the mail, anyone with a computer and an Internet connection has the opportunity to apply for a credit card offer online.

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When you are applying for a loan, one of the first steps that a bank does is to check your credit standing. If your credit standing is fine, then there is a good chance for your loan application to be approved. However, if you have a bad credit standing, then your loan application may be rejected outright.

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In this series of articles, you will be able to follow along at your own pace as you work to bury the debt monster and regain complete financial control. Whether you were like a child in a candy store or you simply spent a little more than you made every month over a long period of time, your debt can be crippling- and effect all other aspects of your life. Use this series of articles to turn it all around!

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If you?re reading this, you?re probably looking for some extra money. You?re willing to work but you want to be compensated for your time. You also want flexibility in your schedule. If this sounds like you, then paid surveys can be wonderful.

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A sensible system is introduced for allowing you to get on your road to financial freedom, and to successfully complete your journey.

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Buying a house is a great investment for your future. Most importantly, you have a house that you can call your own. There is no stress as to whether your landlord will renew his contract with you once the end of the year comes around. You simply have to pay a certain property tax every year that is not likely to change thanks to the whims and fancies of a certain person. Moreover, it is lovely to have a house that is witness to all your memories. Rented apartments can house …

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It is not just confusing words such as “subprime” that are plaguing the mortgage market. This trend has continued over the last couple years and while it can provide frustration for some consumers, others simply wait to take out a loan until the rates are low and they go with it.

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