Tag Archives: bitcoin mining

In times of a rapidly expanding population, low interest rates, inflation and murky equity markets, investors are searching for assets that will grow in value, produce a regular income, and retain value in the event of a crash. Essentially we … Continue reading →

Chances are, if you’re just getting started analyzing currencies, you have a long list of questions: What is currency analysis? What are the different ways to analyze Forex assets? And how will my analysis inform my trading efforts? These are … Continue reading →

The Web is part of society and is shaped by society. And until society is a crime-free zone, the Web won’t be a crime-free zone. So what is a cryptocurrency? A cryptocurrency is a decentralised payment system, which basically lets … Continue reading →

Any company involved in construction work, building maintenance or installation and repair services is in need of contractors insurance. Contractors will be ill-advised to forego contractor insurance in a climate of high crime statistics, unpredictable weather conditions, negligent workers, faulty … Continue reading →

Every forex robot promotes a track record of gains and yet well over 95% failure to deliver so here is the sales copy translated so you can find out the ones that will not make money and find the minority … Continue reading →

Cloud mining allows you to access data centre processing capacity and obtain cryptocoins without the need to purchase the right hardware, software, spend money on electricity, maintenance, and so on. The essence of cloud mining is that it allows users … Continue reading →

As the name implies, a first mortgage for investment property is simply the first loan that is issued for the property. When you purchase a piece of real estate, the loan that you receive as financing is also known as … Continue reading →

In this consumer based society we live in we are spoiled for choice in terms of the consumables we are offered. Regardless if we actually need these products or not billions is spent in the media to convince us that … Continue reading →

Have you ever been to a talk and were left feeling flat – like the speaker left you wanting more? On the other hand, have you been to a presentation where the speaker left you inspired, wanting more and excited … Continue reading →

This article presents a case study of sustained entrepreneurial growth of Kingdom Financial Holdings. It is one of the entrepreneurial banks which survived the financial crisis that started in Zimbabwe in 2003. The bank was established in 1994 by four … Continue reading →