Thrill-Ride Thursday - Can the Dollar Drop Fast Enough to Keep the Markets Up?
By Phil at Phil's Stock World
Wheeee - this is fun!
The dollar dropped to 76.5 this morning and that gave us a nice pop in the futures which is fading now (8am) as we move towards our 8:30 Trade Report along with the PPI and, of course, the usual 450,000 weekly pink slips handed out to the few remaining US workers (135M and dropping almost as fast as the value of the dollar).
As you can see from Pharmboy’s excellent chart, our market "rally" is ALL about the declining dollar. We are not used to inflation in this country - it hasn’t been much of an issue for the past generation but that’s what we’re seeing here as we are experiencing lower wages, lower demand and flat prices - THAT IS INFLATION or, as we used to say in the 70s - STAGFLATION. A stagnant (or declining) economy plus inflation is a disaster for the people, even while it may be a boon for Big Business as they squeeze whatever dollars are left from the pockets of the consumers while paying their workforce less and, through the benefit of worthless currency, cleaning up on foreign sales as it’s much easier to sell an IPhone at $199 when $199 was 167 Euros in May and is 142 Euros in October - a nice 15% discount (for foreign buyers) heading into the holidays!
Since AAPL makes their IPhones in China - using the remaining FoxConn employees who haven’t killed themselves to escape their torturous working conditions (one improvement that’s been made isthey now have bars on the windows to stop the workers from escaping by leaping to their deaths) and, since China’s currency is pegged to ours, their production costs stay flat and net profits (when priced in dollars) look pretty good.
In fact, I had been getting bearish because I thought corporate profits weren’t going to be so good this quarter, what with the lack of sales and all, but I was wrong. I was wrong because corporate profits are priced in dollars and dollars are worth 10% less than they were the last time corporations reported.
So silly me - all profits are inflated by 10% and that 10% is the E that gets divided from the P and gives us a much better price/multiple to hang our hats on and that gets investors to BUYBUYBUY and, as I said yesterday - they may as well because Lord knows it’s utter foolishness to leave your money in a bank and just watch it lose 2.5% of its buying power EVERY MONTH.
Isn’t the declining dollar good for exports? That’s what they keep telling us, isn’t it? Well, it’s not. What do you think - that AAPL is making IPhones in China and then shipping them to Cupertino and then shipping them back to Hong Kong and Tokyo to sell? No, that would be silly. AAPL is a big multi-national corporation that has an office in Cupertino but manufactures almost everything overseas.
And why wouldn’t they? Despite a 20% pay raise at FoxConn (and it’s nice to have a 3rd party employ 100,000 workers for you so you can still claim your 34,000 person work-force is mainly American) Apple’s labor cost of producing an IPad only rose from 2.3% to 3% but that’s in Yuan, which have declined 12.5% with the dollar since May so even-Steven for AAPL!
Oh yes, exports (sorry, I went off track): So, exports were up just 0.2% as the dollar crashed. Why? Because we don’t make anything here - there’s nothing to export. As Michael Snyder points out in his excellent "24 Statistics about the US Economy that are Almost too Embarrassing to Admit," despite inventing the television in 1927 (Philo Farnsworth for you trivia buffs), NOT ONE (ZERO) of the 211 MILLION televisions sold in the World in 2009 was made in America. In fact, overall manufacturing is down 60% in the past 40 years and the US has lost over 30M factory jobs since Al Gore lost his.
Only 12M Americans, not even 10% of our workforce, now work in Manufacturing so EVEN IF a 10% decline in the dollar boosted manufacturing by 10% and EVEN IF making 10% more stuff got US Corporations to hire 10% more staff - that would add just 1.2M workers. That’s not very likely when FoxConn is happy to ramp up with workers who make less money per day than a US worker pays for lunch at a roach coach…
IMPORTS, on the other hand, were up 2.1% to $200.2Bn. That is a net deficit of $46.4Bn or a pace of well over $500Bn a year that we ship overseas. Adding insult to injury, we bought a lot less stuff this month - we just got charged more for it as our dollar depreciated. Getting less for more is something the middle class has gotten used to this decade and, as we’ve pointed out before - food inflation does not even take into account the shrinking size of almost everything you buy at the grocery store, yet another way we get less for more as our economy collapses in stealth mode.
Well, not entirely stealthy as 462,000 pink slips were handed out last week to US workers which was 20,000 more than expected so that’s knocking our futures back down a bit, as is the 0.4% increase in September Producers’ Prices (what inflation, right) which is 300% more than the 0.1% predicted by the same idiots who tell us how great the economy is and how we shouldn’t worry about inflation and how Quantitative Easing is a clever policy…
I will say this again. Devaluing the dollar by 12.5% costs US Citizens $3.75Tn of their Dollar-denominated assets in the past 5 months and even if we did hire 1.2M factory workers because it boosted exports (it didn’t and we didn’t), that would still be costing us over $3M per job! That’s a pretty hefty cost to pay to make sure the government doesn’t waste any money on additional stimulus, isn’t it?
The top 1% don’t care because they are hedging with commodities but the bottom 99% are getting raped repeatedly at the rate of 2.5% of their wealth removed each month, just to maintain unemployment at the current crisis levels. This is, as the Joker and I mentioned on Monday, a horrifying plan!
We are trying to get bullish, truly we are and I did send out three new high-return bullish trade ideas in yesterday’s morning Alert to Members but the one I liked best was the bearish play on the Russell, using TZA in a spread that pays 1,000% if we get back to our September lows. I am trying and trying and trying to get into party mode but I just cannot get my brain to switch off so I’ll be hitting the bars this weekend and seeing if I can get my judgment impaired enough to join in with all my bullish media colleagues.
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Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
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US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
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In Lincoln's cemetery consecration address at Gettysburg, he apologizes for his own words: "The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here." Lincoln rightfully dwelled on deeds of others, mostly uninterested in how others dwelled on him. Obama's words, considered only recently by those infatuated media elites Lincolnesque, are now seen to be just shallow, jarring, self-absorbed, and divisive. Obama's words will soon be forgotten, but his deeds of dishonor and demise will endure and be long remembered.Thrill-Ride Thursday - Can the Dollar Drop Fast Enough to Keep the Markets Up?
By Phil at Phil's Stock World
Wheeee - this is fun!
The dollar dropped to 76.5 this morning and that gave us a nice pop in the futures which is fading now (8am) as we move towards our 8:30 Trade Report along with the PPI and, of course, the usual 450,000 weekly pink slips handed out to the few remaining US workers (135M and dropping almost as fast as the value of the dollar).
As you can see from Pharmboy’s excellent chart, our market "rally" is ALL about the declining dollar. We are not used to inflation in this country - it hasn’t been much of an issue for the past generation but that’s what we’re seeing here as we are experiencing lower wages, lower demand and flat prices - THAT IS INFLATION or, as we used to say in the 70s - STAGFLATION. A stagnant (or declining) economy plus inflation is a disaster for the people, even while it may be a boon for Big Business as they squeeze whatever dollars are left from the pockets of the consumers while paying their workforce less and, through the benefit of worthless currency, cleaning up on foreign sales as it’s much easier to sell an IPhone at $199 when $199 was 167 Euros in May and is 142 Euros in October - a nice 15% discount (for foreign buyers) heading into the holidays!
Since AAPL makes their IPhones in China - using the remaining FoxConn employees who haven’t killed themselves to escape their torturous working conditions (one improvement that’s been made isthey now have bars on the windows to stop the workers from escaping by leaping to their deaths) and, since China’s currency is pegged to ours, their production costs stay flat and net profits (when priced in dollars) look pretty good.
In fact, I had been getting bearish because I thought corporate profits weren’t going to be so good this quarter, what with the lack of sales and all, but I was wrong. I was wrong because corporate profits are priced in dollars and dollars are worth 10% less than they were the last time corporations reported.
So silly me - all profits are inflated by 10% and that 10% is the E that gets divided from the P and gives us a much better price/multiple to hang our hats on and that gets investors to BUYBUYBUY and, as I said yesterday - they may as well because Lord knows it’s utter foolishness to leave your money in a bank and just watch it lose 2.5% of its buying power EVERY MONTH.
Isn’t the declining dollar good for exports? That’s what they keep telling us, isn’t it? Well, it’s not. What do you think - that AAPL is making IPhones in China and then shipping them to Cupertino and then shipping them back to Hong Kong and Tokyo to sell? No, that would be silly. AAPL is a big multi-national corporation that has an office in Cupertino but manufactures almost everything overseas.
And why wouldn’t they? Despite a 20% pay raise at FoxConn (and it’s nice to have a 3rd party employ 100,000 workers for you so you can still claim your 34,000 person work-force is mainly American) Apple’s labor cost of producing an IPad only rose from 2.3% to 3% but that’s in Yuan, which have declined 12.5% with the dollar since May so even-Steven for AAPL!
Oh yes, exports (sorry, I went off track): So, exports were up just 0.2% as the dollar crashed. Why? Because we don’t make anything here - there’s nothing to export. As Michael Snyder points out in his excellent "24 Statistics about the US Economy that are Almost too Embarrassing to Admit," despite inventing the television in 1927 (Philo Farnsworth for you trivia buffs), NOT ONE (ZERO) of the 211 MILLION televisions sold in the World in 2009 was made in America. In fact, overall manufacturing is down 60% in the past 40 years and the US has lost over 30M factory jobs since Al Gore lost his.
Only 12M Americans, not even 10% of our workforce, now work in Manufacturing so EVEN IF a 10% decline in the dollar boosted manufacturing by 10% and EVEN IF making 10% more stuff got US Corporations to hire 10% more staff - that would add just 1.2M workers. That’s not very likely when FoxConn is happy to ramp up with workers who make less money per day than a US worker pays for lunch at a roach coach…
IMPORTS, on the other hand, were up 2.1% to $200.2Bn. That is a net deficit of $46.4Bn or a pace of well over $500Bn a year that we ship overseas. Adding insult to injury, we bought a lot less stuff this month - we just got charged more for it as our dollar depreciated. Getting less for more is something the middle class has gotten used to this decade and, as we’ve pointed out before - food inflation does not even take into account the shrinking size of almost everything you buy at the grocery store, yet another way we get less for more as our economy collapses in stealth mode.
Well, not entirely stealthy as 462,000 pink slips were handed out last week to US workers which was 20,000 more than expected so that’s knocking our futures back down a bit, as is the 0.4% increase in September Producers’ Prices (what inflation, right) which is 300% more than the 0.1% predicted by the same idiots who tell us how great the economy is and how we shouldn’t worry about inflation and how Quantitative Easing is a clever policy…
I will say this again. Devaluing the dollar by 12.5% costs US Citizens $3.75Tn of their Dollar-denominated assets in the past 5 months and even if we did hire 1.2M factory workers because it boosted exports (it didn’t and we didn’t), that would still be costing us over $3M per job! That’s a pretty hefty cost to pay to make sure the government doesn’t waste any money on additional stimulus, isn’t it?
The top 1% don’t care because they are hedging with commodities but the bottom 99% are getting raped repeatedly at the rate of 2.5% of their wealth removed each month, just to maintain unemployment at the current crisis levels. This is, as the Joker and I mentioned on Monday, a horrifying plan!
We are trying to get bullish, truly we are and I did send out three new high-return bullish trade ideas in yesterday’s morning Alert to Members but the one I liked best was the bearish play on the Russell, using TZA in a spread that pays 1,000% if we get back to our September lows. I am trying and trying and trying to get into party mode but I just cannot get my brain to switch off so I’ll be hitting the bars this weekend and seeing if I can get my judgment impaired enough to join in with all my bullish media colleagues.
eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
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NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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In Lincoln's cemetery consecration address at Gettysburg, he apologizes for his own words: "The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here." Lincoln rightfully dwelled on deeds of others, mostly uninterested in how others dwelled on him. Obama's words, considered only recently by those infatuated media elites Lincolnesque, are now seen to be just shallow, jarring, self-absorbed, and divisive. Obama's words will soon be forgotten, but his deeds of dishonor and demise will endure and be long remembered.Thrill-Ride Thursday - Can the Dollar Drop Fast Enough to Keep the Markets Up?
By Phil at Phil's Stock World
Wheeee - this is fun!
The dollar dropped to 76.5 this morning and that gave us a nice pop in the futures which is fading now (8am) as we move towards our 8:30 Trade Report along with the PPI and, of course, the usual 450,000 weekly pink slips handed out to the few remaining US workers (135M and dropping almost as fast as the value of the dollar).
As you can see from Pharmboy’s excellent chart, our market "rally" is ALL about the declining dollar. We are not used to inflation in this country - it hasn’t been much of an issue for the past generation but that’s what we’re seeing here as we are experiencing lower wages, lower demand and flat prices - THAT IS INFLATION or, as we used to say in the 70s - STAGFLATION. A stagnant (or declining) economy plus inflation is a disaster for the people, even while it may be a boon for Big Business as they squeeze whatever dollars are left from the pockets of the consumers while paying their workforce less and, through the benefit of worthless currency, cleaning up on foreign sales as it’s much easier to sell an IPhone at $199 when $199 was 167 Euros in May and is 142 Euros in October - a nice 15% discount (for foreign buyers) heading into the holidays!
Since AAPL makes their IPhones in China - using the remaining FoxConn employees who haven’t killed themselves to escape their torturous working conditions (one improvement that’s been made isthey now have bars on the windows to stop the workers from escaping by leaping to their deaths) and, since China’s currency is pegged to ours, their production costs stay flat and net profits (when priced in dollars) look pretty good.
In fact, I had been getting bearish because I thought corporate profits weren’t going to be so good this quarter, what with the lack of sales and all, but I was wrong. I was wrong because corporate profits are priced in dollars and dollars are worth 10% less than they were the last time corporations reported.
So silly me - all profits are inflated by 10% and that 10% is the E that gets divided from the P and gives us a much better price/multiple to hang our hats on and that gets investors to BUYBUYBUY and, as I said yesterday - they may as well because Lord knows it’s utter foolishness to leave your money in a bank and just watch it lose 2.5% of its buying power EVERY MONTH.
Isn’t the declining dollar good for exports? That’s what they keep telling us, isn’t it? Well, it’s not. What do you think - that AAPL is making IPhones in China and then shipping them to Cupertino and then shipping them back to Hong Kong and Tokyo to sell? No, that would be silly. AAPL is a big multi-national corporation that has an office in Cupertino but manufactures almost everything overseas.
And why wouldn’t they? Despite a 20% pay raise at FoxConn (and it’s nice to have a 3rd party employ 100,000 workers for you so you can still claim your 34,000 person work-force is mainly American) Apple’s labor cost of producing an IPad only rose from 2.3% to 3% but that’s in Yuan, which have declined 12.5% with the dollar since May so even-Steven for AAPL!
Oh yes, exports (sorry, I went off track): So, exports were up just 0.2% as the dollar crashed. Why? Because we don’t make anything here - there’s nothing to export. As Michael Snyder points out in his excellent "24 Statistics about the US Economy that are Almost too Embarrassing to Admit," despite inventing the television in 1927 (Philo Farnsworth for you trivia buffs), NOT ONE (ZERO) of the 211 MILLION televisions sold in the World in 2009 was made in America. In fact, overall manufacturing is down 60% in the past 40 years and the US has lost over 30M factory jobs since Al Gore lost his.
Only 12M Americans, not even 10% of our workforce, now work in Manufacturing so EVEN IF a 10% decline in the dollar boosted manufacturing by 10% and EVEN IF making 10% more stuff got US Corporations to hire 10% more staff - that would add just 1.2M workers. That’s not very likely when FoxConn is happy to ramp up with workers who make less money per day than a US worker pays for lunch at a roach coach…
IMPORTS, on the other hand, were up 2.1% to $200.2Bn. That is a net deficit of $46.4Bn or a pace of well over $500Bn a year that we ship overseas. Adding insult to injury, we bought a lot less stuff this month - we just got charged more for it as our dollar depreciated. Getting less for more is something the middle class has gotten used to this decade and, as we’ve pointed out before - food inflation does not even take into account the shrinking size of almost everything you buy at the grocery store, yet another way we get less for more as our economy collapses in stealth mode.
Well, not entirely stealthy as 462,000 pink slips were handed out last week to US workers which was 20,000 more than expected so that’s knocking our futures back down a bit, as is the 0.4% increase in September Producers’ Prices (what inflation, right) which is 300% more than the 0.1% predicted by the same idiots who tell us how great the economy is and how we shouldn’t worry about inflation and how Quantitative Easing is a clever policy…
I will say this again. Devaluing the dollar by 12.5% costs US Citizens $3.75Tn of their Dollar-denominated assets in the past 5 months and even if we did hire 1.2M factory workers because it boosted exports (it didn’t and we didn’t), that would still be costing us over $3M per job! That’s a pretty hefty cost to pay to make sure the government doesn’t waste any money on additional stimulus, isn’t it?
The top 1% don’t care because they are hedging with commodities but the bottom 99% are getting raped repeatedly at the rate of 2.5% of their wealth removed each month, just to maintain unemployment at the current crisis levels. This is, as the Joker and I mentioned on Monday, a horrifying plan!
We are trying to get bullish, truly we are and I did send out three new high-return bullish trade ideas in yesterday’s morning Alert to Members but the one I liked best was the bearish play on the Russell, using TZA in a spread that pays 1,000% if we get back to our September lows. I am trying and trying and trying to get into party mode but I just cannot get my brain to switch off so I’ll be hitting the bars this weekend and seeing if I can get my judgment impaired enough to join in with all my bullish media colleagues.
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eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
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NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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It seems that every time the economy is in a recession, more and more turn to the internet looking for ways to make money online - fast. But, many don't have the necessary skills to know exactly how to go about it. Following is a plan for learning how to make money fast online - and it doesn't cost anything.
Learn Affiliate Marketing
This is without a doubt one of the easiest ways to start making money online fast, for three reasons:
3 Reasons to Learn Affiliate Marketing
You don't have to have a product of your own: There are millions of products you can promote online - proven products already developed by others. As an affiliate, you simply promote them and get a percentage of each sale. This can range anywhere from a low of around 10 percent, on up to a normal high of around 75 percent. Most affiliate programs pay out in the 25-50 percent range.
One of the best places to learn about affiliate marketing and to find products to promote is Clickbank. There are literally tens of thousands of products you can choose from.
It costs nothing to sign up to most affiliate programs: Product developers want, need and depend on affiliates to promote their products. Hence, there's no cost to you, the affiliate.
You can use free methods to promote affiliate marketing products and services: If you want to make fast money online, but don't have any money, you can use free methods like placing ads on popular classified ad sites, eg, backpage, craigslist, Kijiji, etc.
By spending just a few hours per day, if you promote a popular product, you can easily make a few hundred dollars per day. I've made as much as $900 per day in sales placing free ads on backpage, my free classified ads site of choice. I promote a combination of my own products and affiliate products I've located on Clickbank.
One Important Thing to Keep in Mind When You Learn Affiliate Marketing
Not every product you decide to promote is going to make you money. That's why it pays to experiment with a few. For example, let's say you decide to promote a product using free classified ads. If you place 100-200 ads per day on the free classified ads site backpage, and you haven't made a sale, it could be because the product doesn't reach a wide enough audience.
So, try another one. In my experience, you should be able to make several sales of a product in the first week with some consistent promoting (this is critical).
Of course, making a sale depends on a host of factors, but this is a general benchmark rule.
To Make Money Fast Online, Select a Proven Seller
If you want to make money fast online, my advice is to go with a proven product that's easy to promote. There are universal themes that appeal to everyone, eg, making more money, working from home, losing weight, etc.
If you can find a reasonably priced product in one of these areas that has a proven track record of selling, then you should be able to start seeing sales almost immediately.
To make money fast online is no longer a myth. It can and does happen. But it requires consistent effort; ie, you have to put in the work.
eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
eric seigerKeith Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats - Simmi <b>...</b>
Olbermann has been suspending indefinitely after violating NBC's ethics policies.
U.S. <b>News</b> to Cease Printing, Become Online Only - NYTimes.com
US News, the magazine that in recent years has gone from a weekly, to a bi-monthly to a monthly, will no longer exist in the printed form.
Colts <b>News</b>: NFL: <b>NEWS</b>
NFL: NEWS. Seven Colts players were named to 'The Top 100: NFL's Greatest Players' in a series produced by NFL ...(11.05). GETTING THERE - . NFL: NFC NEWS - � NFL's Top 100 Players: No. 8, Peyton Manning � One on One ...
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