Here’s a quick overview of the best 2008 posts on this blog along with the best from the other blogs in December. I have not written much recently for the reasons explained here, but there are plenty of interesting articles on other blogs.

Best of Shark 2008

In January I was still interested in Forex trading and researched tons of signal providers and information on trading by signals. As a result there is a three part tutorial - part one, part two, and part three - if you are interested in forex yourself, it may be quite useful.

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You probably want to improve your financial situation. But how much? How strong is your wish indeed?

I am asking this because most people claim they really really want to fix their finances and other areas in life. Yet, they spend most of their productive time reading hundreds of blogs, listening to self help audio tapes, watching “how to make money online” videos and going to self-help seminars.

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How much do you spend now on investing? 10% of your income? 20%? 70%? Don’t worry if it is not too much. The less you spend now, the more you can improve. You can invest even 1000% of your income in a given period of time.

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We all have hidden assets

Our wealth is not a constant value and it is not limited to any fixed limits. Your ability to earn, save and obtain money are very flexible even if you work for a fixed salary.

Some of the hidden assets you have are actually pretty obvious:

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