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Cortiva Institute Establishing Gold Standard of Massage Education
Nationwide family of schools is committed to shaping and defining the future of massage therapy education.

Conill Wins Gold Effie -- Highly Regarded Work for Toyota Earns Industry Honors
Conillhas won a gold Effie award in the Hispanic category for its integrated "Mundo Yaris" campaign for Toyota. The award was presented during the 39th annual Effie gala.

SPAMfighter Earns Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Status
New Status means greater support, more frequent updates and better service for customers.

The American College to Award Its Highest Honor, the Huebner Gold Medal, to Louis P. DiCerbo, II, LUTCF, CLU, ChFC
The American College, the nation's leading educator of financial service professionals, recently selected Louis P. DiCerbo, II, LUTCF, CLU®, ChFC®, Chairman of PCP Benefit Plans, Ltd., to receive its highest honor, the Huebner Gold Medal. The medal has been awarded annually since 1975 and honors those special few individuals whose support of The College and its programs, and whose dedication to education and professionalism, have been of particular meaning to the mission and progress of the institution. The award ceremony honoring this year's recipients will take place during the President's Circle dinner at the Kennedy Space Center at The College's 2007 Knowledge Summit in Orlando, FL on November 15, 2007. For more information on joini...

Money.be Offers New VISA Gold Card for All European Union Countries
Direct cash provider and credit facilitator Money.be (www.money.be) recently introduced a new Money.be VISA Gold Card to its product offerings. Consumers who use the new card can utilize it to serve a variety of purposes.

Gold & Diamonds - Buying Your Way To Better Profit
13 years ago I got my start in jewelry store ownership when I opened a scrap shop buying and selling gold, diamonds, watches, & antiquities, eventually I moved to high-end bridal. I purchased a lot of scrap gold and made a nice living do it, and that was when gold was $275 per oz. Now you can offer someone $450 per oz. and it becomes a fair amount for their scrap jewelry. Imagine trying to offer someone $7 for a 14k gold bracelet that they paid $75 for, that?s the way it was 10 years ago. Now let?s look at today?s scenario: A customer buys a 3 gram bracelet 10 years ago for $75, at today?s price you can scrap the bracelet for $46. You can offer $23 for the bracelet and it seems like a fair offer. This makes it much easier to buy scrap from ...

iCRco, Inc. Signs Gold Mountain as Korean Distributor
iCRco, Inc. is pleased to announce that Gold Mountain (Kum San) Medical System Co., Ltd. has signed as Distributor for iCRco's American made products to the Korean market.

Balfour, ArtCarved, Keystone Class Rings Pledge Support for Cleaner Gold Source: Commemorative Brands Leads as First Class Rings Manufacturer to
American Achievement Corporation's Commemorative Brands, Inc., the parent company of Balfour(R), ArtCarved(R) and Keystone(R) class rings brands and a leading manufacturer and marketer of recognition products, has endorsed the No Dirty Gold campaign's human rights and environmental principles for more responsible gold production, principles the campaign refers to as the Golden Rules. More information is available at www.cleanclassrings.com.

MidSouth Visual Produces "Georgia's Forgotten Gold Rush" Film for Villa Rica Gold Museum
Nashville video production company MidSouth Visual, Inc., announces the production of Georgia's Forgotten Gold Rush documentary for the Villa Rica Gold Museum, outside of west Atlanta. The film will be played in the museum theater, and explains Villa Rica's 1826 gold claim and the subsequent Georgia gold rush that followed.

Opals Australia Gold
Though opals are found around the world, Australia is the biggest source Precious opal is a hydrous silicon dioxide material, that flashes iridescent colors when it is seen from different angles, or when the is moved or when the light source is moved

Why You Need To Buy and Sell Gold Coins (Part 6)
Pre-1933 Gold Outperforms Today's Gold Bullion..

The American College to Award its Highest Honor, The Huebner Gold Medal, to Reginald N. Rabjohns, CLU®, ChFC®
The American College recently selected Reginald N. Rabjohns, CLU®, ChFC®, President, Rabjohns Financial Group, Inc., and Managing Partner, New England Financial, to receive its highest honor, the Huebner Gold Medal. The award ceremony honoring this year's recipients will take place during the President's Circle Dinner aboard the USS Missouri in Pearl Harbor at The College's 2008 Knowledge Summit in Honolulu, HI on November 20, 2008. For more information on joining the President's Circle and attending the dinner honoring Rabjohns aboard the USS Missouri, please contact Mary Phelan at The American College at 610-526-1432.

Gold - Why Isn't It Soaring?
I get more emails, letters and phone calls about gold than anything else. An almost religious fervor seems to go along with being a gold bug. My bearish view on gold usually comes as a shock to worshipers. Yet year after year the precious yellow metal refuses to reach for the stars like it is supposed to. Why is this?

Gold Rock Casino Launches Innovative Software
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Americans Earn Quick Cash by Selling Gold Jewelry to CashforGoldUSA.com
As the economy continues to struggle one company is helping Americans turn their old, unwanted or broken gold jewelry into hard cash. CashforGoldUSA.com offers instant payments to consumers looking to earn cash quickly.

Finding False Gold in Penny Stock

As far as traders go, many do not see the penny stock as a solid way to do business. Many believe that dealing with penny stock is a risky business. And it really is. Some traders think that the next Microsoft and Walmart stock is buried in a penny stock, which is why they stick around trading unknown stocks over the market.

What is a penny stock? According to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), any stock under $5 is a penny stock. Definitions can vary; some set the cut-off point at $3, while others consider only those stocks trading at less than $1 to be a penny stock. What makes a penny stock risky? Certain issues must be considered before you decide to buy a penny stock:

1. Lack of Information Available to the Public - the key to any successful investment strategy is acquiring information to make informed decisions. In dealing with penny stock, information is much more difficult to find. Much of the information available about a penny stock is typically not from a credible source.

2. No Minimum Standards - Stocks on the OTCBB and Pink Sheets like the penny stock do not have to fulfill minimum standard requirements to remain on the exchange. Sometimes, this is why the stock is on one of these exchanges. Once a company can no longer maintain its position on one of the major exchanges, the company moves one of these smaller exchanges. While the OTCBB does require companies to file timely documents with the SEC, the Pink Sheets has no such requirement. Minimum standards act as a safety cushion for some investors and as a benchmark for some companies.

3. Lack of History - Many of the companies considered to be a penny stock are either newly formed or approaching bankruptcy. These companies will generally have a poor track record or none at all. As you can imagine, the lack of histories of companies only magnifies the difficulty in picking the right stock.

4. Liquidity - When a penny stock doesn't have much liquidity, two problems arise: first, there is the possibility that the stock you purchased cannot be sold. If there is a low level of liquidity, it may be hard to find a buyer for a particular penny stock, and you may be required to lower your price until it is considered attractive by another buyer. Second, low liquidity levels provide opportunities for some traders to manipulate stock prices, which is done in many different ways - the easiest is to buy large amounts of stock, hype it up and then sell it after other investors find it attractive

Penny stocks have been a thorn in the side of the SEC for some time because of the lack of available information and poor liquidity make these groups of stocks an easy target for fraudsters. There are many different ways these people will try to part you from your money, but here are two of the most common:

1. Biased Recommendations - Some companies pay individuals to recommend the company stock in different media, i.e. newsletters, financial television and radio shows. You may receive spam e-mail trying to persuade you to purchase a particular penny stock. Look to see if the issuers of the recommendations are being paid for their services as this is a giveaway of a bad investment and make sure that any press releases aren't given falsely by people looking to influence the price of a penny stock.

2. Off-Shore Brokers- The SEC permits companies selling stock outside the U.S. to foreign investors to be exempt from registering stock. These companies will typically sell the penny stock at a discount to offshore brokers who, in turn, sell them back to U.S. investors for a substantial profit. By cold calling a list of potential investors (investors with enough money to buy a particular stock) and providing attractive information, these dishonest brokers will use high-pressure sales tactics to persuade investors to purchase penny stock.

Be wary when investing on a penny stock. Chances are you will lose more money by putting your trust in a penny stock.

For more information on penny stocks check out the penny stock resource center