My Night As An Escort
August 3rd, 2011 by sex
TweetMy first experience in the escort business came about a couple of weeks ago.
I was in a pinch (actually desperate is a better description) and needed to get some money quickly.
I contemplated long and hard before finally committing myself to accepting the message that was on the swinging website that would forever change my life, I knew I had to do it.
I replied to the gentleman who was suggesting...
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OCR unchanged at 2.5 percent
July 27th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
The Reserve Bank today left the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged at 2.5 percent.
Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said: “The economy has grown more strongly than was expected, and it appears that the recovery is getting back on track, supported by a strong terms of trade. At the same time, however, current fragility in global financial markets, including the uncertainty around the US Government’s...
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The RBA’s Plan to Make You Happy
July 27th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
“To return to the first of my two charts, the current divergent trends between income and consumption spending are no more sustainable than the previous trends ultimately were.?At some point, the two lines are likely to stop moving apart.” – Glenn Stevens, Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia
Is this the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) admitting there was a credit bubble?
Seems that way to us.
Finally...
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Bailouts still boosting the market
July 22nd, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
It’s been two years.
And the Greek debt crisis is still a problem. It hasn’t gone away.
In fact, the problems are bigger.
It has led the two biggest Eurozone members – Germany and France – to show serious concerns about the debt.
Over the past two years, more than €110 billion has been ‘thrown’ at the problem.
Yet, it still won’t disappear.
The latest attempt to solve the problem was...
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Inflation hits 21-year high
July 17th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
Inflation has hit the highest level in a generation, with increases in petrol and last year’s rise in GST causing the consumer price index to climb by 5.3 per cent over the last 12 months.
We also saw the New Zealand dollar rise against the greenback ahead of today’s consumer price index data, with gains on global commodity and equity markets helping the currency shrug off regional growth...
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First Time
July 14th, 2011 by sex
TweetGet Ready for the latest story about my adventures with online dating.
I meet a lovely guy who promises me a night of cuddles.
Can we resist each other and just cuddle?
Come back soon and check out what happens.
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Perseverance, secret of all triumphs
July 14th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
Perseverance, secret of all triumphs
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Top Value Investor’s Latest Stock Tip
July 10th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
{EAV_BLOG_VER:aba2f4b90538167d}Everyone loves a stooge. Right now, it’s Australians who shop online.
If you believe the media hype, online shopping will bring the retail industry to its knees.
Of course, the recent survey from Macquarie Equities doesn’t help.
It found one in five Australians does most of their shopping online.
The mainstream media jumped all over this data. Headlines from the Age,...
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Gold’s Hidden Clue
July 8th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
Gold’s Hidden Clue on the State of the Market
“Gold has got a negative correlation to bonds, it has got almost no correlation to equities…” – Ronald Stoeferle, Erste Group Bank, AG
Mr. Stoeferle is betting on gold to hit USD$2,300 per troy ounce.
We agree. Keep buying gold.
Today it’s USD$1,526 and AUD$1,428 per ounce.
His point on gold having no correlation to equities is important. As...
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China Boom – Rumour or Fact ?
July 7th, 2011 by Professional Investment Services
“Doubts are mounting about the health of China’s property market, Beijing’s ability to control inflation and the true extent of government debt. Last week, the central government disclosed that local governments owed debts equal to a quarter of gross domestic product. It’s hard to imagine a large chunk of those borrowings won’t turn sour.” – The Wall Street Journal
It is hard to imagine.
That’s...
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