Growing up in western Michigan I traveled to Lake Michigan with my family before I can even remember. Photographs of being at the beach is my only evidence for how young I was when I first experienced one of Michigan’s greatest natural resources, fresh water. I have also felt the lakes presence both directly and … Continue reading The Great Lakes: Keeping Them Clear and Keeping Them Here
Tag: economics
Tried and Confirmed Free Money
"No such thing as a free lunch". I agree, but in this scenario the "cost" is a 15-30 minute meeting which led to doubling a $250 investment. As simplistically as I can explain, here is how it works. Each month in the mail we get coupons from Valpak This summer I noticed two different banks … Continue reading Tried and Confirmed Free Money
On Target, but No Bullseye… Yet…
In this clip from CNBC Tony Dwyer is credited with making a prediction on January 25 that the stock market would pull back. My Rhino Market post was on January 17... There are a couple key differences between myself and Mr. Dwyer. I believe I saw a trend and took a chance, Mr. Dwyer has years of … Continue reading On Target, but No Bullseye… Yet…
A Rhino Market. Beyond the Bull.
It has been awhile since my last post so I am going to dive right in head first. This post is going to branch out from the rest the blog in several ways. The first way is the topic, The Stock Market. The second way is I am going to propose a way to save … Continue reading A Rhino Market. Beyond the Bull.