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Inflationary pressures are easing | Dr. Douglas Rice
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Inflationary pressures are easing. April 21, 2015. Inflationary pressures are easing and this is a big ship the Fed is steering, almost impossible to get it just right. The pause feels right to most people. Too much more tightening would create fear of a crash and loosening at this point doesn’t seem to make sense at all. How to Choose Good Passwords. Financial Advice and Critical Thinking. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Techno...
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Robbins Book Scares Me | Dr. Douglas Rice
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Robbins Book Scares Me. November 25, 2014. Tony Robbins, who’s rah-rah and NLP I am okay with, has a new book that scares the daylights out of me. That sounds too good to be true…those who know me can finish this sentence already…. So therefore it’s not true. The portfolio is 40% long term bonds and 15% intermediate term bonds (along with 30% stocks, 15% commodities) . Here’s where the rubber meets the road. 30 year US Treasury Bond. What scares me here is that the average person doesn’t understand...
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Dr. Douglas Rice | Dr. Douglas Rice – A blog for my NDNU students | Page 35
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Shouldn’t we be able to believe in someone? January 16, 2003. Shouldn’t we be able to believe someone? And who would that someone be? Interesting point on commissions. January 16, 2003. Agency theory says that there is a cost to a principal for having an agent work for them because the goals of the principal and the agent are not totally aligned. In other words, the agent acts in their own best interest and that isn’t 100% in the best interest of the principal. January 14, 2003. Yet once again America...
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Always One of the Most Successful People in the Room | Dr. Douglas Rice
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4100 M. Fin. 4108 C. Fin. 4158 B. Fin. Always One of the Most Successful People in the Room. February 3, 2015. The speaker will almost always be one of the most successful people in any room. But that doesn’t come without a price. You know the old saying, writers write? Well, speakers speak. You have to learn the techniques of the trade and continually practice them to be a truly successful speaker – one that can captivate, educate, and motivate an audience into taking action. So start right now. First s...
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Books | Dr. Douglas Rice
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If you would like a copy of my Quipped Quotes book, Reflections on Conventional Wisdom, then just go to the link below. I invented the unique style of a Quipped Quotes book, a combination of classic quotes with the author’s unique quips about those quotes, in an attempt to both amuse and enlighten readers in the world of personal finance and economics. Hopefully, my perspective will enthrall you and, in many cases, provide a laugh. This book is also available at Amazon.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Review | Dr. Douglas Rice
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4 thoughts on “Review”. February 2, 2015 at 8:30 pm. February 24, 2015 at 4:02 am. It’s very good. I like this. February 24, 2015 at 4:07 am. March 3, 2015 at 4:14 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Follow me on Twitter.
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pyrodoug | Dr. Douglas Rice
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All posts by pyrodoug. January 11, 2016. Markets were down a couple points last year and started this year looking worse. As my students and followers know, this was expected. I have been worried about the Fed rate hike and a China collapse for some time. This Week with George Stephanopoulos. Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman finally started to agree with me. Unfortunately, he still is a step behind. Here’s what he said, followed by my take. So it’s a little bit hard sell that story.”. I can’t tell if he...
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NEW! Presentation Review Form | Dr. Douglas Rice
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4100 M. Fin. 4108 C. Fin. 4158 B. Fin. November 15, 2014. No reason to use more paper than we need to. There is a new presentation review form on this site for students to use to provide feedback to the presenters. You can find the form under Review in the title bar above or, if you are on a mobile device, it’s behind the black box with the three lines on the right side of the screen. After each course, I’ll forward all of the comments to the individual presenters for their review. Enter your comment here.
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How to Choose Good Passwords | Dr. Douglas Rice
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How to Choose Good Passwords. February 20, 2015. Do you leave the key for your front door under the mat? Do you leave your car doors unlocked? The cyber equivalent of that level of security is the password “123456,” which is the number one password two years running according to Splash Data News. Click the link for the entire list. Passwords that are obvious make them horrible protection. It’s like a hiding place that everyone would look. Here’s a few methods that will help…. For nonsupport fans, other t...
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The Critical Thinking Advantage | Dr. Douglas Rice
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4100 M. Fin. 4108 C. Fin. The Critical Thinking Advantage. January 21, 2015. Sometimes students wonder why I wedge critical thinking into all of my courses. I believe the future job market for those that can think, reason, and work though difficult issues will be strong. For those that need to be told what to do, the future lacks as much promise. To me, the root cause of wealth inequality is…. Maybe someday I’ll collect some evidence to support my theory. This article from the Wall St. Journal. The mater...
