First off, I wanted to let you guys know about a guest article I wrote over at MarketClub Trader’s Blog. It covers a step-by-step method on how to create your own manual scan to find stocks to invest in. Make sure to give it a look.

INO Produces Great Returns and has Proof

I have been pushing INO and their services for some time now, and I have good reason for it. Their “triangle trading” seems to be producing some great numbers and they have a video to prove it.

The short two minute video details their trading success rate, return numbers, and some of their great trade results. I believe it was somewhere around 300%. Not too bad I guess.

Check the video out for free, over at INO.

Tradecision is Still Kicking

As most of you probably know, I am a huge basketball fan. For decades now, athletes have made millions playing the silly game. For many, the dream was to become a NBA star; however, that as all seemed to change now.

Apparently the United States has gotten so bad that now professional athletes are heading to Europe to bank. Many bench players in the NBA are now being seduced to come take their talent to Europe where they would be stars.

Example One

Former Atlanta Hawks, Josh Childress, left the team to play for a European club willing to pay him 3 years $33 million. For those that don’t know, Childress was the first player off the bench for the Hawks (sixth man). If he re-signed with the Hawks he would probably be making somewhere between $4 - $5 million per year. Now he is making $11 million! This compares to the same amount of money or more as many of the starters in the NBA, such as Baron Davis.

Often times when the words “emergency cash” are thrown out, the first idea that comes to people minds are payday loans; however, these aren’t the only options available to those looking for some immediate cash flow.

Whereas some people tend to shy away from payday loans because of their somewhat high rates and sometimes shady tones, there are other ways to get quick cash or bad credit loans.

Like I said previously one of the most popular methods for cash advances are payday loans. Essentially they are short-term loans intended to get the borrower through whatever payments need to be made until their next payday, hence the name.

One of the problems that push potential borrowers away from payday loans are usually their high rates, especially if you are late on payments. These lenders are repeatedly accused of specifically targeting young and poor individuals whom are more likely to default on loans yet continue business.

I spent that the last week back in my hometown reminiscing with many old (still current) friends. Many of us are at that point where we are about to start our real adult lives. It seems like it was just yesterday when we were playing football in the side yard or roller hockey on the street, but that is not what this post is all about.

What is your definition of being successful with relation to your monetary value?

In my group of friends, we truly have a pretty diverse bunch of aspirations and how we plan to reach them (it will be interesting to see if they know who they are if they are reading this):

• The guy dedicated to living on crumbs and crackers for the next decade of his life, so he can finally bank on becoming a doctor.

What would you do if spent tons of money on buying a house on the coast, and then one day you were told that suddenly your house is worth nothing.

You can’t borrow or do anything with it. Its worthing NOTHING.

That is what is happening in England. Many people who had bought properties along the coast are now finding out that there houses have no value.

Who is to blame?

The residents say that they were told the country would hold the coastline, while the government says they can’t protect the entire coast because it is too big.

Apparently the area is already losing one house per year, so it seemed like a risk to begin with.

Could this ever seriously happen in the U.S.?

Watch the full video on CNN.