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Open the press and we went to the classifieds and as if the solution to all our prayers, we are surprised by the number of ads that share the same promise quick and easy money, instantly, immediately ufff too good to be true right?

The fast and easy money is like the Holy Grail of funding, the perfect combination of adjectives that one expects to find when you are looking for solutions. But like everything in life, the easy ways, which appear to be simple and satisfying exactly what we want, usually hide more than it looks. Quick and easy money and few phrases have begun and ended in repentance, we have discussed active and passive for the simple and faster than a loan can be provided will depend on the risk, cost and profitability.

Every concession leads to a study, fast and easy money but never as we believe. Sparkling shiny hooks that try to hypnotize weak minds that far to find a shortcut to their solutions fall shrouded siren songs that get into the depths of the labyrinth. True acquisition tool then becomes complicated and fast and easy money, you are adding adjectives like expensive, limited, problematic… And far to get closer to our goals lead us directly to the starting line.

In today been published by the Bank of Spain, the delinquency rate measures of credit extended to households and companies resident in Spain.

July October, this indicator again showed an increase and stood at 5.66%. Thus, the default rate of banks, savings banks, credit cooperatives and Spanish establishments maintained higher levels of the last fifteen years.

Since September 2009, the delinquency rate has begun to show increases, giving us only three breaths during this year, in March, June and September septiembre.En fell to 5.49% in June , fell to 5.34% from 5.49% in May, and March, fell to 5.33% from 5.40% in February.

The total volume of bad loans, counting those awarded by four types of entities amounted to 103.685 million euros, representing an increase of 2.422 million euros compared to September.

By types of institutions, savings banks, with a default of 5.49% this month have fallen behind that recorded by the banks, who have declared a default of 5.80%.

Credit unions or rural banks, reached 4.45%, while the Credit Institutions (EFC), charters who are worse off in the ranking, registering a default rate of 10.20%. These values are almost double, the ratios of other entities.

As for the forecasts are not only experts and official bodies but also their own banks and savings banks estimate that the financial system delinquencies continue to rise in coming months, however, this increase will occur at a slower rate than the current because its growth rate has slowed.

Online shopping is worth about £50bn a year in Britain, of which around £6.4bn will be spent over Christmas, according to the Department for Business. With only a few days left until the big day, the number of people panic-buying will no doubt soar. But while online shopping is convenient and can save you money, almost 80% of online retailers are ignoring at least some of the rules put in place to protect consumers, according to the Office of Fair Trading (OFT).

Among the most common breaches are unfair restrictions on cancellations of orders. Other traps to watch out for include hidden booking or card charges, and time-limited offers that encourage impulse buying.

The OFT plans to “name and shame offenders next year”, reports Ruki Sayid in the Daily Mirror. But before then, it’s well worth knowing your online shopping rights. You have the same rights online as you do if you buy in the shops (these are specified in the Sale of Goods Act), but you also have some extra ones. So what are they?

As on the high street, anyone buying on the internet can expect a refund for faulty or poorly described goods. But if you’re buying via the web, you are also allowed to return any product, no questions asked, within seven working days of receipt (although do get a proof-of-posting receipt from the Post Office to prove you sent it back on time). Obviously, this rule doesn’t apply to perishable or tailor-made items, or software if you have broken the seal on the wrapping. The retailer’s terms and conditions should say who pays for returning goods. If they don’t, then the company has to pay.

This cooling-off period also applies to services such as upgrading a mobile phone contract, although if you have agreed that the service will start straight away you give up these cancellation rights. Read the rest of this entry »

When the analysts throw in the towel, it’s time to take notice.

Let me explain why. This month the percentage of clear tips from US company analysts – ie their ‘buy’ or ‘sell’ advice on individual shares – fell to just a third of their overall stock ideas. That’s the lowest since Bloomberg began tracking the data in 1997.

All the other stocks in the market were lumped together as ‘holds’ by the analysts. That’s the latter’s way of saying they don’t know what to suggest. In other words, it looks like these company watchers are now completely losing confidence in their own forecasts. They’ve made so many bad calls they’re afraid to make more tips.

And now they’re overlooking a great chance to make money.

Analysts are losing their bottle

Picking the next share to go up isn’t a doddle. If it were, we’d all be doing it. In fact at times it seems easier to find duds than winners, as anyone who’s ever tried stock market investing will testify.

But company analysts do the job for a living. So it’s fair enough to expect them to get it right at least half the time. And that makes the latest Bloomberg findings a bit embarrassing for this group of experts.

The stocks that – in December 2009 – they forecast were the most likely to rise in 2010 have actually undershot the S&P 500 index by almost 3%. Yet the shares they most disliked a year ago have beaten the overall market by an average of 11%.

Hence all the hedging of bets. Analysts don’t want to get caught out anymore. In fact, this is turning into a worldwide trend. In seven of the planet’s biggest equity markets, the combined proportion of ‘buy’ and ‘sell’ tips has dropped to its lowest ever, says Bloomberg. In a nutshell, analysts everywhere are losing their bottle.

So what does this tell us?

Back to the States. Because here there’s a classic example of one area of the market that’s dropped right out of fashion with investors.

The world economy is now in super-cycle. This is a period of historically high global growth, which lasted a generation or more. Super-cycle is marked by the emergence of this rapid economic growth enjoyed by countries such as China, India and Indonesia now.

There are many factors driving this occurrence, including increased trade, high levels of investment, rapid urbanization and technological innovation.

Historically, the world economy has twice previously enjoyed a super-cycle. First, 1870-1913, experienced a significant pickup in global growth. The average world economic growth at 2.7% per year, one percent higher than the previous. The cycle was led by the emergence of the United States, as well as the emergence of increased trade and greater use of technology from the Industrial Revolution.

Super second cycle, from 1945 until the early 1970s, average growth of 5% and is characterized by post-war reconstruction and the catch-up in most of the world. It also marked by the emergence of large middle classes in the West and exporting countries in Asia, led by Japan.

Now, we may be in a different super-cycle, but with similar aspects such as the two super-cycle earlier.

For people in Asia and around the world, the idea may sound unusual growth. But for many people in the West, the mind of the Super-Cycle is not unusual considering this is a problem facing the world economy. In fact, the world economy is now more than U.S. $ 62 trillion, about twice that a decade ago, even had surpassed pre-recession peak.