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Retirement planning can often be a harrowing experience. You have to decide which types of accounts you should have, the amount you should save, and when you should retire. What all of this boils down to, at least for the most part, is that your money must be designed to last throughout your retirement.
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Filed under: Economy, Investing
The "quadruple witching" hour -- when index futures, index options, equity options and security futures expire simultaneously -- is traditionally a time of higher trading volumes and investors decide what to do next. But if the low trading volumes so far this week are any indication, the next quadruple witching hour, scheduled Friday, will likely pass with barely a bump. The investor uncertainty that has characterized the market's choppy performance seems to be going strong. For the entire month of September, investors have behaved as if someone cast a spell rendering them unable to rally or retreat from stocks. Permalink | Email this | Comments
Source: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/09/16/futures-options-expirations-wont-help-stocks/
Filed under: Company News, Investing, Market News, Travel

Sometimes you get what you pay for when you book a cheap flight.
Operating revenue climbed nearly 30% higher in this year's first quarter, fueled by flight expansion and higher fares. The company makes no bones about letting investors know that its strategy is to "stimulate traffic by offering low base fares while increasing revenue from non-ticket sources."
You see it in the metrics. The average ticket revenue per passenger flight segment actually fell 7% to $76.65 over the past year, while the non-ticket revenue soared 21% to $51.68. Investors may love to see that, but passengers will see things differently over time if more unruly Spirit passenger stories emerge.
Fasten Your Seat Belts, Investors
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Source: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2012/07/12/why-spirit-airlines-will-never-be-great-again/
Filed under: Energy, Investing, General Electric , Green
First, there was the lightbulb. Then came the compact fluorescent. Now, the latest improvement in energy-efficient lighting has arrived: "bulbs" built around light-emitting diodes -- LEDs. Anyone who lived through the introduction, consumer acceptance, and eventual widespread deployment of CFLs can predict what will happen next with LEDs. First, a small percentage of the market will adopt them, then production will ramp up, prices will drop, and more people will buy LEDs as they get cheaper. Ultimately, ultra-energy-efficient LEDs take over the lighting market, and anyone who figures out today how to invest in this trend will make a bundle of money when that happens. But that's just the question: How should we invest in this trend?
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