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Monthly Archives: February 2010
BetFair’s Mark Davies, who started blogging on New Year’s Day 2010, has yet to learn two or three things about search engine optimization.
Like putting up his damn name in the title tag of his blog… Google Search fuels on keywords (and reputation). -
The United States and the European governments will default on their debt, eventually — dixit Marc Faber. [PREDICTIONS]
Singapore is the safest. 2:15 into Download this post to watch the video —if your feed reader does not show it to you. Via Joe Weisenthal
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, Predictions - Forecasts, The Global Economy
Tagged debt, E.U., economic forecasts, economic predictions, economy, European Union, Finance, Financial Markets, forecasts, governments, Marc Faber, Predictions, public debt, United States, United States Of America, US economy, US government, USA
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