NOKIA E 71

Description:Announced with the Nokia E66 on the 16th June 2008, this phone is the successor to the popular business oriented Nokia E61 and E61i. Styled very much like the highly touted Nokia E51, the Nokia E71 has a qwerty keypad like the E61i, but is packaged as a smaller, narrower, more stylish device. Available in two colours: grey or white steel colour as well. Work FlowImprove your work flow with the Nokia E71. Instant push email support delivers your messages the moment they are sent. Setup is simple and a dedicated email key and full QWERTY keyboard help your get your messages out. Dual mode functionality lets you switch between work and personal emails at a moments notice.

NOKIA N 95

3 Nokia N95 is the leader of the multimedia smartphone line by the company, and also the first HSDPA Nseries device. It represents a double sided slider - that means parts slide in both up and down directions. The smartphone is equipped with a GPS module and 5MP camera. It uses Carl Zeiss optics and allows recording DVD quality video clips (30 fps). Other interesting features include a QVGA display showing 16M colours, stereo loudspeaker, 3.5 mm audio connector and a memory slot for microSD. LAN, EDGE and WCDMA, and UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) standards add to HSDPA. Specification:General features Announced in 2007 eGSM 900/1800/1900, WCDMA 2100/HSDPA Battery type 950 mAh Li-Ion (BL-5F) Battery life: talk mode up to 6,5 hours; standby mode up to 220 hours Nokia N95 is the leader of the multimedia smartphone line by the company, and also the first HSDPA Nseries device. It represents a double sided slider - that means parts slide in both up and down directions. The smartphone is equipped with a GPS module and 5MP camera. It uses Carl Zeiss optics and allows recording DVD quality video clips (30 fps). Other interesting features include a QVGA display showing 16M colours, stereo loudspeaker, 3.5 mm audio connector and a memory slot for microSD. LAN, EDGE and WCDMA, and UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) standards add to HSDPA. Specification:General features Announced in 2007 eGSM 900/1800/1900, WCDMA 2100/HSDPA Battery type 950 mAh Li-Ion (BL-5F) Battery life: talk mode up to 6,5 hours; standby mode up to 220 hours

WATCH MOBILE PHONE

Description:Watch Phone: Unique and delicate appearance, touch screen, BluetoothBand: GSM 900 /1800 /1900 MHz Main LCD: 1.3" INCH, TFT ,26 million colorDimensions:108*49*16.5MM Weight:100g Support Touch panel operation Integrated 1.3 M pixels CMOS build in camera, biggest out size 1280*1024 Ring tone: 64 Polyphonic ,support mp3??midi??wav??wma??amr Internal memory :64M Support MP4,U disk,WAP,GPRS,Video recordingBluetooth available(music, transmit )

WATCH MOBILE PHONE

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Description:Watch Phone: Unique and delicate appearance, touch screen, BluetoothBand: GSM 900 /1800 /1900 MHz Main LCD: 1.3" INCH, TFT ,26 million colorDimensions:108*49*16.5MM Weight:100g Support Touch panel operation Integrated 1.3 M pixels CMOS build in camera, biggest out size 1280*1024 Ring tone: 64 Polyphonic ,support mp3??midi??wav??wma??amr Internal memory :64M Support MP4,U disk,WAP,GPRS,Video recordingBluetooth available(music, transmit )

My Journey to Forex Success!

When I was growing up in my native New England, USA, my parents, like all parents of my generation, focused on the value of obtaining a college education, transitioning into a "good" job and retiring to a comfortable pension. So I went to school, got good grades and transitioned into a that "good" job. Then something happened, something my parents never prepared me for; I was climbing the corporate ladder and realized that my ladder was against the wrong wall! The economy crumbled and even though I was never downsized, I watched friend after friend get told their services were no longer needed. I listened while my friends struggled to come to grips with the anxiety layoffs create, the decision about work and family, and even more important the psychological damage that was being done as my friends discussed their options. This caused me to pause and reflect.

Do we have any control over our futures? That was the question. I came to the conclusion that working for others was turning over the power to control the outcome of our lives to our corporate managers. As glamorous as having a nice career seemed, we were essentially trading hours for dollars and in reality had only minor control over our future. It was then that I realized that I was never satisfied with my career, because in this Information Age we have less control over the outcome of our careers. Change was happening rapidly and it was time to take action. We needed to leverage ourselves or we were going to be leveraged by someone else! The world our parents lived in no longer existed. Pensions are dwindling, 401K's are only a partial solution and no one is training the personal financial skills that are going to be required to flourish in a global economy. That is when I decided to begin replacing my earned income with business and passive income. I decided to exploit 5 wealth vehicles to allow myself to re-gain that control and provide a degree of freedom for myself and my family. Trading currencies is on top of this list.

This blog will take you with me on my journey in leveraging the forex market. The forex market offers great leverage and opportunity to to succeed in any market conditions. There are countless sites that can explore the technical side of the forex market. However, this blog will share the softer side, the side that I have found that few people talk about in great depth, but have the greatest impact on your journey in becoming a successful trader, the mental and educational aspects of currency trading. I screen and publish the information I receive on FX TRADE CENTRAL. You can always email me direct!!!

Join me as my co-pilot in our journey to forex trading success!

Time to Build Your Storm Shelter

On a recent post tilted “Perfect Storm” I wrote of the impending economic storm that is beginning to form in the American economy. In fact, this storm is brewing in most industrialized nations (thank you Margaret – if anyone still thinks all Americans are rich just look at last years hurricane disaster in New Orleans!). The largest generation is getting older and the working population is getting smaller. The economic systems are not broke; they are just not designed to operate in the global climate of tomorrow.

From the outside the United States and Europe appear to be on separate economic tracks. The U.S. is hard and fast a market-driven economy and Europe leans towards socialist governance. Economist will go on and on about the underlying conditions, but in its simplest form America lets the markets and business dictate the economic path (for the most part) and Europeans elects officials to dictate social welfare. Government retirement is about the same, only the delivery vehicles differ. The European governments rely on a high tax base to delivery retirement benefits to its citizens. America incentives come in the forms of business pension funds and tax-deferred savings plans (made popular by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) of 1974 and to a lesser degree government retirement or social security (Great Depression Era reform and outdated).

This is what we are taught in school and at home!

This is all changing. The European form of social welfare worked well when 80% of the population was supporting 20% of retired citizens. You see this in France where students are actual demonstrating to keep the ‘status quoi’ workers benefits. Governments are recognizing that the current model will not hold far into the future. America is no different, except the deterioration can be seen in the collapsing corporate pension funds, United Airlines being the most infamous. IBM has also recently address there pension concerns by closing the pension to new employees and offering tax-deferred saving plan in its place.

Time to wake up and smell the coffee!

The economies are now globalizing and as change besets the western nations a new economic model is emerging. The economic models are changing and we need to change too! Change is inevitable. Change is also the enemy of retirement planning, but change must be embraced.

What now?

Education is the key. Financial education! We must learn financial skills and take personal responsibility for our financial well being. We must also incorporate financial education in our school systems. When I was in the 4th grade my class had a year long project to select stock on the American Stock Exchange and follow them throughout the year. I was 7 years old and had my first investment class. It was also my last financial lesson in the US educational system!

It is time to build your financial shelter.

Learn a financial skill that will take you forward and allow you to prosper in this rapidly emerging global economy. Don’t expect anyone to take care of you. Financial markets (Forex), real estate, and internet business are my choices. I use forex and my internet business for cash flow and real estate for wealth building. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of education. When I was younger I use to sell stereo equipment at a retail store. It would amaze me that people would spend 80% of their budget on the components and 20% on speakers. Ultimately it is the speakers that produce the sound you hear and should command the majority of your budget. Same thing is true about your financial education. No matter what happens, it is your knowledge that will allow you not only survive the changing economy, but to prosper!

I heard a story once that less than 1% of the world’s population controls 99% of the wealth. If you took all the money in the worlds and divided it up equally amongst the earth’s citizens than within a year that 1% would control 99% of the wealth again. Why? It is because the 1% have financial literacy. Isn’t it time we learn those financial skills!

Happy Trading!

Forex Going Mainstream

I was thumbing through the April 3rd edition of Business Week and in the Personal Business Investing section there was an article titled “The Currency Game: Home Version” by Adrienne Carter. The article summarized forex trading and then painted a brutal picture of forex. Forex trading can be a brutal business, but is giving your hard earned money over to a money manager just because you have not taken the time to get financially educated is even more brutal!

On first glance I was glad to see forex being introduced in a mainstream business publication. It also reinforced a psychology lesson I had back at my days at Arizona State University …

Think critically about what you read. Know the sources of your information and project yourself into views of the authors. After that form your opinion based on the facts. I think far too many people take things at face value!

The article was sounded a warning signal about trading the forex market. Addressing the symptoms (forex risk) without truly identifying the root cause (lack of investor education) in my opinion does a great disservice to the readers. That is why this blog and my sites (FX Trainer and FX Trade Central) are dedicated to forex education.

It is just like looking at the technicals while having an understanding of the effects of the fundamental. Learning to evaluate information from many angles without over-analyzing is a great skill to utilize in your trading.

Happy Trading!