Shame on Pelosi

Socialism was victorious yesterday in it's fight against capitalism in the health care sector.

Pick for 8-6

Unilever (UN) manufactures packaging for popular products such as Ben and Jerrys, Wisk, and Wishbone. It is currently is bearish but has little reason to be so. Unilever is a foriegn company which means it remains largely unaffected by the U.S. credit problems. Not only that, but the company manufactures everyday items that people need regardless of a housing slump. Profit soared 16% last year in year to year. Jim Cramer say's he expects UN will continue to drop for the next couple of days. That means give it a couple of days to level before buying.

The Law of Attraction

Jim Cramer, of CNBC's "Mad Money," said he would avoid the people and family that mattered most if it meant compromising his success . Global author/tycoon, Robert Kiyosaki said, "I would rather die broke while trying to become rich than middle class."

Watch this video and start attracting money to yourself now.

Invest in Domain Names

Millions of dollars are being paid in the after-market for short, one-word domains. In fact some multi-million dollar deals are being processed on a website called Afternic.com, a site which sells 100's of thousands of pre-owned domain names. The domain name after market saw 24% gains last year and is expected to have even stronger gains in 2007. Yesterday, a USA Today article highlighted a domain name investor who owns about 750,000 domain names! Despite the numbers, he's continually purchasing more and ramping up his portfolio. Domains are such a smart buy.

This is one of the best times to invest in domains. With only $100, in hand, an investor can purchase 10 domains. Essentially, this is like buying 10 lots in downtown San Francisco in the 1800's for pennies on the dollar!

Recently, I found a defunct domain and made an offer. His business had tanked, and the news section hadn't been updated since 2005. I knew the site was going under. So I looked up the domain's information in the public WhoIs database (a free database which holds the ownership records for every single domain name) and recieved the owner's name, email address, and phone number. With this information, I actually made an offer of $500 and purchased the site. The businessman was happy. He had only spent $40 on the domain, and there was no broker, no commission, no work for him. I was happy because I had sharply improved my portfolio and could someday sell the name for thousands.

Rich, Poor, and Middle-class.

This basic chart seperates how the rich, poor, and middle class think.
The rich get richer and the poor stay stupid.