The Art Of Exponential Money Generation by Martin Thomson
... Always keeping in mind we are Opportunity Investors and not working for a living. Your day job will be separate until you get to the level where you can quit work and build a phenomenal Investing Company full time. So when we say we will add 70 cents on the first day, the 70 cents doesn't come from your job or your piggy bank, or from behind the sofa. it comes from the $100 you put to work. Not a big deal in the beginning but essential to understand.

Understanding a Stock's PEG Ratio by Chris Perruna
... Going forward, the stock’s earning potential looks to slow considerably and the PEG ratio clearly shows us the tremendous jump in numbers from 2005 to 2006. A PEG ratio of 1.59 for 2006 is not the best rating going forward but still under the red flag ratio of 2.00. Finally, once you determine the PEG ratio of the stock you are looking to buy, take the time to calculate the PEG ratio for the “sister stocks” in the industry group to see if they have higher or lower PEG ratios.

Retirement Management by Matt Alexander
... It is critical for investors to be aware of the effects of poor or a complete lack of retirement planning. Retirement can be one of the most active times in an individual’s life. However, it can also be one of the most expensive. Attributed largely to lack of planning, many retirees are finding themselves in their golden years without enough retirement resources to maintain a decent standard of living. For these individuals, doing the things they’ve always dreamed of starting a new career ...