Tuesday, December 23, 2008
When I started answering questions on Mahalo I had no idea there would be so many web related questions. People wanting advice on domain names, where to register their information and who to provide a web hosting environment. Of course each person has a different reason and want in terms of whatever site they're going to build so they're all looking for different things.I think it's helpful to refer people to WebHostingGeeks.com because it has a wide variety of helpful resources in terms of what a web host can and should provide, how much space and for how much money. It has the information people need if they really want to make an educated decision.
Right off the bat you'll instantly be faced with a chart which gives a list of web host providers. There is a star based ranking system, a list of features, a list of bonus features and a link to reviews from real people like you and me.
But what I found most helpful and most interesting for the "Best of" awards. There are lists which share the best web hosts for blogs, forums, multiple domains, php based content management systems or dedicated servers. There are also lists which specifically cater to budgets which is very good during these times of economic struggles.
Even if you have no reason to use it for searching out a new host, you can be one of the good Samaritans who adds a customer review about services you have used before. So have at it.
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Labels: Geek, hosting, review, web
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
It makes me happy when people allow you to try something for free for a couple weeks. That makes me more comfortable with what they are offering; if they have the confidence to let you try it out first.
When I started putting money into a 401K and then a 403B, I realized I know little to nothing about money markets and stocks. I mean what is index stock options trading?
There is a company named OEX Options and they use a variety of technical indicators, such as ADX, DMI, Chaikins Money Flow, Wyckoff, candlestick charts, to teach traders method, rules, and approach.
So what is OEX? OEX is the ticker symbol for the S&P 100 Index. It is a subset of the S&P 500 index.
One of the tips OEX Options stands by is knowing the "pivot point" of a market. A defined "pivot point". If the market trends above this number within the first hour of trading it's likely the trend will continue UP for the day; conversely, if the market trends below this pivot point it's likely it will have a downward trend.
When you find a place that wants to give you pointers on something you are unfamiliar with you should always look around and find a company that makes you feel comfortable. OEX Options strives to do just that.
Disclosure:
This post brought to you by OEX Options.
When I started putting money into a 401K and then a 403B, I realized I know little to nothing about money markets and stocks. I mean what is index stock options trading?
There is a company named OEX Options and they use a variety of technical indicators, such as ADX, DMI, Chaikins Money Flow, Wyckoff, candlestick charts, to teach traders method, rules, and approach.
So what is OEX? OEX is the ticker symbol for the S&P 100 Index. It is a subset of the S&P 500 index.
One of the tips OEX Options stands by is knowing the "pivot point" of a market. A defined "pivot point". If the market trends above this number within the first hour of trading it's likely the trend will continue UP for the day; conversely, if the market trends below this pivot point it's likely it will have a downward trend.
When you find a place that wants to give you pointers on something you are unfamiliar with you should always look around and find a company that makes you feel comfortable. OEX Options strives to do just that.
Disclosure:
This post brought to you by OEX Options.
Labels: finances, review, stocks
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