The millionaire mindset

The 7 steps to financial success

Why the rich are getting richer?

A little introduction of my coach in Wealth Academy trader course

I have just finished my first lesson in WAT on Tuesday. My coach is Conrad Alvin lim. Click on the link below to read his story and journey as a trader.
From Bankrupt to Bankroll

I Have Achieved So Much…But I Am Still Not Happy!

Read this blog post by Adam Khoo. Success will not bring you happiness. Happiness is what you defined it as. You can choose to be happy and grateful for what you have now!

Click on the link below to read:
I Have Achieved So Much…But I Am Still Not Happy!

What happened to detroit?

Detroit was once a city with skyscrapers and one of the fastest growing states in America. It was the envy of america but now, the city is in ruins.

-120 square kilometers of the city are vacant, an area larger than than city of Vancouver.
-22% unemployment.
-Homes selling for $1.
-Median home price is $6000 and falling.
-Wild animals are moving back into the city... pheasants, coyotes, even beavers.

It is scary to think that a city can just become a ghost town. Watch the following video to see it for yourself:

US economy created no jobs in august. The worst since world war 2.

WASHINGTON - The struggling US economy added no jobs in August, a far worse reading than expected, official data showed Friday.



The Labor Department said the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.1 percent for a second month amid the zero job growth.



After a series of weak economic data, analysts had lowered their expectations for job growth, with the average estimate at net 70,000 in August.



That would be well below the 100,000 seen as necessary to support a steady unemployment rate, according to Briefing.com economists.



Employment in the private sector, which has been the main engine for jobs growth as revenue-strapped governments shed workers, "changed little" in most major industries, the Labor Department said.



The unchanged jobless rate was expected.



Europe's main stock markets slumped sharply in Friday afternoon trade on news of the US jobs report.



At around 1230 GMT, Frankfurt, Paris and Madrid were all down more than 3.0 percent, with other European markets also deeply in the red.



London's FTSE 100 index of leading shares lost some 2.2 percent in reaction to the US lead and as investors followed fresh problems in Greece and Italy which pushed the eurozone debt crisis back into sharp focus.



Meanwhile gold extended gains, as investors sought refuge in safe haven assets.



Spot gold rose to a session high of US$1,873.10 an ounce in London, before easing back to US$1,870.14 by 1235 GMT, compared to US$1,824.55 late in New York on Thursday.

NAAS Forum Hero Awards

To be a HERO member of the NAAS Student Forum board, you must have 500 posts. The posts must not be SPAM, but must add to the over-all quality of the board content.

We are no longer offering any sort of prizes, however.
The eligibility requirements are as follows:
1. You need not be a U.S. Citizen, but your posts need to be in English;
2. Your posts must be relevant to the category you post, and must not include outside links to to any other third-party or company;

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