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		<title>Sania Mirza to Quit Tennis After Marriage</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Jan 2010 09:42:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Susanta K Beura</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://tinyjobs.adyesha.com" target="_blank"><img src="http://adyesha.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/tinyjobs.gif" alt="tinyJOBs" width="150" height="63" align="right" /></a>Sania Mirza, who got engaged to childhood friend Sohrab Mirza in July 2009, has said she will quit playing tennis after her marriage. The Indian, though, did not say when that would be.</p>
<p>“As of now, I don’t intend to play professionally after marriage but that is still some time away,” said Sania. Before getting engaged to the Indian tennis player, Sohrab had said that Sania will have complete freedom in making her career decisions. “She has my complete support and backing in whatever she wishes. It is completely her decision for how long she wishes to play,” Sohrab had said.</p>
<p>When asked if it was purely her decision to quit the game after marriage, Sania’s father Imran Mirza said, “It’s her decision for now. If later she decides to play after marriage, it’s her choice.”</p>
<p>Sania’s start to the 2010 season though was far from impressive as she lost in the second round of the Auckland event, followed by a first-round defeat at the Hobart event but the Hyderabadi is hardly perturbed. “I think after competing for seven years as a professional and ranked five years in the singles top-100, I’ve reached a stage in my career where my performance cannot be judged on the basis of one or a few tournaments,” she said.</p>
<p>“Wins and losses are part of the game and in a truly global sport like tennis where more than 220 countries compete seriously, except for the top-10 players, nobody wins too consistently,” Sania added.</p>
<p><a href="http://iwantarticles.com/?Id=72e66986" target="_blank"><img src="http://adyesha.com/wp-content/uploads/logo9-1.gif" alt="logo9" width="326" height="81" /></a></p>
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<p>“As of now, I don’t intend to play professionally after marriage but that is still some time away,” said Sania. Before getting engaged to the Indian tennis player, Sohrab had said that Sania will have complete freedom in making her career decisions. “She has my complete support and backing in whatever she wishes. It is completely her decision for how long she wishes to play,” Sohrab had said.</p>
<p>When asked if it was purely her decision to quit the game after marriage, Sania’s father Imran Mirza said, “It’s her decision for now. If later she decides to play after marriage, it’s her choice.”</p>
<p>Sania’s start to the 2010 season though was far from impressive as she lost in the second round of the Auckland event, followed by a first-round defeat at the Hobart event but the Hyderabadi is hardly perturbed. “I think after competing for seven years as a professional and ranked five years in the singles top-100, I’ve reached a stage in my career where my performance cannot be judged on the basis of one or a few tournaments,” she said.</p>
<p>“Wins and losses are part of the game and in a truly global sport like tennis where more than 220 countries compete seriously, except for the top-10 players, nobody wins too consistently,” Sania added.</p>
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		<title>Types of investment funds</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 14:10:22 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>susanta</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Stock funds are normally assembled by the extent of the firms they allocate  their funds in. Investment reviews a company’s value on the stock  market, the number of shares it has remaining multiplied by the share cost,  which is said to be market capitalization. Lead  companies tend to be less precarious than small ones. However, smaller firms can  often give more development prospective. It’s good to have a blend of funds that  offer you contact to small, midsize and large-cap companies.</p>
<p>A small-cap fund aims at firms with a market value lower than $1 billion. The  instability of the fund normally leans on the fierceness of the manager.  Forceful small-cap managers will purchase sizzling growth and technology firms,  taking high risks in expectations of high rewards. More traditional value  managers will seek firms that have been descended provisionally by the stock  market. Value funds are not risky like growth funds; however they can still be  unstable.</p>
<p>Small-cap funds need that you have sufficient time to compensate for  temporary losses because of their instability. There are periods when the market  gets away from small-cap firms in general for comprehensive periods.  Nevertheless, that’s no grounds for discarding these funds. Small firms will  ultimately recoup goodwill as markets quiet down. Consequently, they will be  expected to increase more rapidly than their bigger counterparts that can give a  good stimulant for forceful investors who need to make as much assets as  possible while they are immature.</p>
<p>Mid-cap funds focus on companies with market values in the $1- $8 billion  series not large caps, however not somewhat small caps, also. The stocks in the  minor end of their series are expected to display the development  distinctiveness of smaller firms and so add some instability to these funds.  They branch out your holdings.</p>
<p>Large-capitalization funds usually allocate funds in firms with market values  of bigger than $8 billion. Large-cap funds are mildly unstable than funds that  invest in smaller firms. Typically, that suggests you can look forward to  smaller takings, however recently, large caps have outdone the rest. A large-cap  fund is the key long-term holding for majority of the investors.</p>
<p>Micro-Cap Funds tend to seek startups, takeover applicants or firms about to  utilize new markets. The instability is always tremendously high with stocks  this small; however the growth prospective is outstanding.</p>
<p>Thus, different types of funds have their respective roles to play in  investments.</p>
<p>Stock funds are normally assembled by the extent of the firms they allocate  their funds in. Investment reviews a company’s value on the stock  market, the number of shares it has remaining multiplied by the share cost,  which is said to be market capitalization. Lead  companies tend to be less precarious than small ones. However, smaller firms can  often give more development prospective. It’s good to have a blend of funds that  offer you contact to small, midsize and large-cap companies.</p>
<p>A small-cap fund aims at firms with a market value lower than $1 billion. The  instability of the fund normally leans on the fierceness of the manager.  Forceful small-cap managers will purchase sizzling growth and technology firms,  taking high risks in expectations of high rewards. More traditional value  managers will seek firms that have been descended provisionally by the stock  market. Value funds are not risky like growth funds; however they can still be  unstable.</p>
<p>Small-cap funds need that you have sufficient time to compensate for  temporary losses because of their instability. There are periods when the market  gets away from small-cap firms in general for comprehensive periods.  Nevertheless, that’s no grounds for discarding these funds. Small firms will  ultimately recoup goodwill as markets quiet down. Consequently, they will be  expected to increase more rapidly than their bigger counterparts that can give a  good stimulant for forceful investors who need to make as much assets as  possible while they are immature.</p>
<p>Mid-cap funds focus on companies with market values in the $1- $8 billion  series not large caps, however not somewhat small caps, also. The stocks in the  minor end of their series are expected to display the development  distinctiveness of smaller firms and so add some instability to these funds.  They branch out your holdings.</p>
<p>Large-capitalization funds usually allocate funds in firms with market values  of bigger than $8 billion. Large-cap funds are mildly unstable than funds that  invest in smaller firms. Typically, that suggests you can look forward to  smaller takings, however recently, large caps have outdone the rest. A large-cap  fund is the key long-term holding for majority of the investors.</p>
<p>Micro-Cap Funds tend to seek startups, takeover applicants or firms about to  utilize new markets. The instability is always tremendously high with stocks  this small; however the growth prospective is outstanding.</p>
<p>Thus, different types of funds have their respective roles to play in  investments.</p>



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		<title>Managing ‘Day Trading Losses’</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 12:38:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>susanta</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>To begin with trading, it’s  good to have good stocks to bet on  and all the right strategies to succeed. But, despite all the good things to  bank on, traders lose money simply  because they are not able to control losses. More than gains, a trader’s focus  should be on controlling losses. As the more limited the losses, the better the  return would be eventually. Excitement should never  creep in so overwhelmingly that it takes away your hard earned money and leave  you nowhere. If you are a beginner, you should be more cautious towards your  dealings. Make sure you are well-prepared before you hit the trade. When you  open an account and begin to purchase stocks, making little gains is easy. A  trader thinks that he can relax, not knowing that the tide may turn any day.  Your stock can fall unexpectedly. Sometimes, the price starts to dip as soon as  the stock is bought. When the stocks fall for a prolonged period, a trader loses  composure and gets confused; this leads him to more losses.</p>
<p>There are a lot of things that cross your mind when you begin to lose. Like  you could have stopped earlier or you should wait and watch. First and foremost,  keep this in mind that every trader loses at some point or the other. So, losing  isn’t strange in trading. You can’t have all the good days. The bottom-line is  that you know what you are doing and you know the way to manage your losses and  move ahead. Don’t be a fluke by making pots of money in a day and then losing  everything on other days.</p>
<p>Well, you can follow a few simple things to handle losses, which will  determine a smooth day trading for you. Read on.</p>
<p>Making a note of everything will help you a great deal. Write down about  every trade, its profit and loss. Analyze your decisions and how it affected  your business. Maintain notes of every trade to go along with your diary. Study  the journal from time to time and see what you missed out on and what you could  have done.</p>
<p>Trading isn’t an independent business. So, don’t be lonely by doing  everything on your own. It’s important to interact with other traders and know  their views also. Don’t just rely on your own knowledge or expertise; rather  take from other traders what they have been doing to improve their trades. You  don’t achieve anything on a silver platter here so learn to be patient. To  achieve bigger success, one needs to work harder.</p>
<p>Besides, a trader should never think about trading without a well-defined  strategy. Discipline should help you reach longer miles. A good day trader can’t  afford to go by his whim. A smart trading tactic tells you to take decisions  according to the time. It’s the right decisions at the right time that gives you  what you want eventually.</p>
<p>So, keep record of everything that you do in trade and learn from your  mistakes. Remain disciplined and focused. As long as you can adapt to the above  basic rules of controlling losses, you can trade to gain.</p>
<p>To begin with trading, it’s  good to have good stocks to bet on  and all the right strategies to succeed. But, despite all the good things to  bank on, traders lose money simply  because they are not able to control losses. More than gains, a trader’s focus  should be on controlling losses. As the more limited the losses, the better the  return would be eventually. Excitement should never  creep in so overwhelmingly that it takes away your hard earned money and leave  you nowhere. If you are a beginner, you should be more cautious towards your  dealings. Make sure you are well-prepared before you hit the trade. When you  open an account and begin to purchase stocks, making little gains is easy. A  trader thinks that he can relax, not knowing that the tide may turn any day.  Your stock can fall unexpectedly. Sometimes, the price starts to dip as soon as  the stock is bought. When the stocks fall for a prolonged period, a trader loses  composure and gets confused; this leads him to more losses.</p>
<p>There are a lot of things that cross your mind when you begin to lose. Like  you could have stopped earlier or you should wait and watch. First and foremost,  keep this in mind that every trader loses at some point or the other. So, losing  isn’t strange in trading. You can’t have all the good days. The bottom-line is  that you know what you are doing and you know the way to manage your losses and  move ahead. Don’t be a fluke by making pots of money in a day and then losing  everything on other days.</p>
<p>Well, you can follow a few simple things to handle losses, which will  determine a smooth day trading for you. Read on.</p>
<p>Making a note of everything will help you a great deal. Write down about  every trade, its profit and loss. Analyze your decisions and how it affected  your business. Maintain notes of every trade to go along with your diary. Study  the journal from time to time and see what you missed out on and what you could  have done.</p>
<p>Trading isn’t an independent business. So, don’t be lonely by doing  everything on your own. It’s important to interact with other traders and know  their views also. Don’t just rely on your own knowledge or expertise; rather  take from other traders what they have been doing to improve their trades. You  don’t achieve anything on a silver platter here so learn to be patient. To  achieve bigger success, one needs to work harder.</p>
<p>Besides, a trader should never think about trading without a well-defined  strategy. Discipline should help you reach longer miles. A good day trader can’t  afford to go by his whim. A smart trading tactic tells you to take decisions  according to the time. It’s the right decisions at the right time that gives you  what you want eventually.</p>
<p>So, keep record of everything that you do in trade and learn from your  mistakes. Remain disciplined and focused. As long as you can adapt to the above  basic rules of controlling losses, you can trade to gain.</p>



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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Saving money and then putting it to investment is certainly a wise thing to do. Who wouldn’t like to see his money grow? As we know that there are various investment deals available, it’s important to choose the one that suits you as an individual. Some people simply invest blindly without any knowledge or some splurge and never consider investing. It’s good to pamper yourself once in a while but it’s wiser to think and plan for the future than just live for the day. Investments are one way of assuring a wealthy future. Nevertheless, there are different types of investment tools available. If you are new in the field, it will be good to invest in money market mutual funds. In fact, devoting your savings in mutual funds is the ideal kind of investment.  Mutual funds are said to be the most suitable investment for a layperson. The chief purpose in making investments is to draw huge profits. It’s a way of achieving a strong economic life. There are individuals who became monetarily flourishing just because they invested their funds cleverly. It would be good to begin with making small investments and then progress towards the bigger ones. There are good reasons to pick money market mutual funds over other types of funds. Mutual funds do not involve vast capital expenditure. You can initiate an account with a little sum of money with you, contrasting to other investments in which you need big capital like in bonds, stocks and other mutual funds.  Due to low risk, you do not even need a financial consultant concerning your investment. It takes away your worry about incurring any losses. Try to invest money in the supposed fund instead of putting it in savings account in a bank. In fact, it’s like hoarding cash in a savings account but it benefits you in a better way. If you choose to save money by keeping it in a bank, it would not pay you very high interest. Generally, banks offer a profit of nearly one percent, whereas money market mutual funds give an average profit of around five percent. The rate of interest can make a big difference in your earnings.  You can begin considering bigger investments after the fund has accrued big takings. You can invest in stocks with a bigger capital available. The law of leverage is the only thing that needs a little attention in stocks. Needless to say, you should make some careful research on where you want to invest before deciding on investments. Terms of liquidity are another thing to look at in money market mutual funds. You have the option to take back the money you invested if you need to.  During certain unforeseen circumstances, you can eradicate it and use in whatever objective you propose unlike some other investments where you are not allowed to extract your money out. The liquidity aspect of the money market mutual funds has drawn some investors. Investing in the supposed fund is getting admired as an individual will not only produce profits but it’s a kind of secure investment also.</p>
<p>Saving money and then putting it to investment is certainly a wise thing to do. Who wouldn’t like to see his money grow? As we know that there are various investment deals available, it’s important to choose the one that suits you as an individual. Some people simply invest blindly without any knowledge or some splurge and never consider investing. It’s good to pamper yourself once in a while but it’s wiser to think and plan for the future than just live for the day. Investments are one way of assuring a wealthy future. Nevertheless, there are different types of investment tools available. If you are new in the field, it will be good to invest in money market mutual funds. In fact, devoting your savings in mutual funds is the ideal kind of investment.  Mutual funds are said to be the most suitable investment for a layperson. The chief purpose in making investments is to draw huge profits. It’s a way of achieving a strong economic life. There are individuals who became monetarily flourishing just because they invested their funds cleverly. It would be good to begin with making small investments and then progress towards the bigger ones. There are good reasons to pick money market mutual funds over other types of funds. Mutual funds do not involve vast capital expenditure. You can initiate an account with a little sum of money with you, contrasting to other investments in which you need big capital like in bonds, stocks and other mutual funds.  Due to low risk, you do not even need a financial consultant concerning your investment. It takes away your worry about incurring any losses. Try to invest money in the supposed fund instead of putting it in savings account in a bank. In fact, it’s like hoarding cash in a savings account but it benefits you in a better way. If you choose to save money by keeping it in a bank, it would not pay you very high interest. Generally, banks offer a profit of nearly one percent, whereas money market mutual funds give an average profit of around five percent. The rate of interest can make a big difference in your earnings.  You can begin considering bigger investments after the fund has accrued big takings. You can invest in stocks with a bigger capital available. The law of leverage is the only thing that needs a little attention in stocks. Needless to say, you should make some careful research on where you want to invest before deciding on investments. Terms of liquidity are another thing to look at in money market mutual funds. You have the option to take back the money you invested if you need to.  During certain unforeseen circumstances, you can eradicate it and use in whatever objective you propose unlike some other investments where you are not allowed to extract your money out. The liquidity aspect of the money market mutual funds has drawn some investors. Investing in the supposed fund is getting admired as an individual will not only produce profits but it’s a kind of secure investment also.</p>



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<p>Some people are happy spending; some save a bit or probably consider  investing. It’s the investment part that requires deep thinking and right decisions. One wrong move can ruin  your finances. There are numerous factors that an individual must keep in mind  while investing. Devoting funds is not an easy task and it’s not really  everyone’s cup of tea. Thereby, if you want to see your money grow and  you are certain about investment, then, drill in mind the following points  before rolling in.</p>
<p>First and foremost, an individual should evaluate his financial standing.  There is no point in investing if you are running short of finances or you have  set aside a part of your income for a future wedding or education. Investment is  something for maximum gain over a period of time. So, you should have sufficient  funds or rather extra funds in store to reciprocate for losses. You can’t afford  to lose your hard earned money, which could be used for meeting needs.</p>
<p>The second step towards investment would be deciding on the kind of  investment you would want or need. For that, you need to recognize your  risk-taking ability. Some people are more cautious about risk. The funds  availability will decide the intensity of risk for you. It’s highly important to  decide about the risk ability as it will direct the course of your investment.  If you choose to play safe, allocate your funds in different kinds of  investments so that you don’t lose all in one go. If one investment fails, you  can pin your hopes on others.</p>
<p>As there are numerous investment  options available, you need to pick the one of your choice and purpose. It’s  good to study and research properly and then select the most suitable one. There  are a lot of resources available like financial books and websites through which  you can equip yourself with required knowledge. Try to know what’s happening on  the current affairs to gauge the pulse of the companies.</p>
<p>Also, it’s important to set a goal about the profits that you would want to  earn. You simply can’t invest on a vague note. Depending on the kind of return  you desire on your investment, you will be able to determine the tenure. High  returns do not emerge overnight. Substantial gains take place with patience and  over a period of time.</p>
<p>An investor also needs to know that some funds are actively handled, where  fund managers decide regarding the investment, while other funds are  submissively managed. So, you need to identify the kind of fund you would want  to choose. Another thing to know is that all funds levy charges and distinctive  tax terms. Make sure that you get value for your money after fees are paid and  you are allocating funds on a tax-efficient basis.</p>
<p>You need to monitor your investments, even if you have hired an advisor. Your  personal involvement is required for you to gain. The value of your investment  is likely to decrease or increase. The fund value for retirement benefits may be  lower than the total amount of the payments from your side. The growth rate of  funds can’t be assured and history is not a trustworthy pointer of future  performance.</p>
<p>Finally, look for financial advice from a skilled investment expert before  and throughout your endeavor. It’s good to be guided and directed at every  step.</p>
<p>Thus, design your investment with the above points in order to succeed with  your financial goals.</p></div>
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<p>Some people are happy spending; some save a bit or probably consider  investing. It’s the investment part that requires deep thinking and right decisions. One wrong move can ruin  your finances. There are numerous factors that an individual must keep in mind  while investing. Devoting funds is not an easy task and it’s not really  everyone’s cup of tea. Thereby, if you want to see your money grow and  you are certain about investment, then, drill in mind the following points  before rolling in.</p>
<p>First and foremost, an individual should evaluate his financial standing.  There is no point in investing if you are running short of finances or you have  set aside a part of your income for a future wedding or education. Investment is  something for maximum gain over a period of time. So, you should have sufficient  funds or rather extra funds in store to reciprocate for losses. You can’t afford  to lose your hard earned money, which could be used for meeting needs.</p>
<p>The second step towards investment would be deciding on the kind of  investment you would want or need. For that, you need to recognize your  risk-taking ability. Some people are more cautious about risk. The funds  availability will decide the intensity of risk for you. It’s highly important to  decide about the risk ability as it will direct the course of your investment.  If you choose to play safe, allocate your funds in different kinds of  investments so that you don’t lose all in one go. If one investment fails, you  can pin your hopes on others.</p>
<p>As there are numerous investment  options available, you need to pick the one of your choice and purpose. It’s  good to study and research properly and then select the most suitable one. There  are a lot of resources available like financial books and websites through which  you can equip yourself with required knowledge. Try to know what’s happening on  the current affairs to gauge the pulse of the companies.</p>
<p>Also, it’s important to set a goal about the profits that you would want to  earn. You simply can’t invest on a vague note. Depending on the kind of return  you desire on your investment, you will be able to determine the tenure. High  returns do not emerge overnight. Substantial gains take place with patience and  over a period of time.</p>
<p>An investor also needs to know that some funds are actively handled, where  fund managers decide regarding the investment, while other funds are  submissively managed. So, you need to identify the kind of fund you would want  to choose. Another thing to know is that all funds levy charges and distinctive  tax terms. Make sure that you get value for your money after fees are paid and  you are allocating funds on a tax-efficient basis.</p>
<p>You need to monitor your investments, even if you have hired an advisor. Your  personal involvement is required for you to gain. The value of your investment  is likely to decrease or increase. The fund value for retirement benefits may be  lower than the total amount of the payments from your side. The growth rate of  funds can’t be assured and history is not a trustworthy pointer of future  performance.</p>
<p>Finally, look for financial advice from a skilled investment expert before  and throughout your endeavor. It’s good to be guided and directed at every  step.</p>
<p>Thus, design your investment with the above points in order to succeed with  your financial goals.</p></div>



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