Obama financial forms Show great JP Morgan account

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Admin

President Barack Obama praised the JP Morgan Chase in an interview recorded Monday as “one of the best managed Bank there is” and CEO, Jamie Dimon, “one of the smartest bankers who we got.” On Tuesday, the White House made a financial disclosure form featuring the President and Mrs. Michelle Obama between $ 500,001 and $ 1,000,000 in the “JP Morgan Chase private Client assets management checking account.”

A peek into the Obamas ‘ annual finance shows that the President held between $ 1,000,001 and $ 5,000,000 in U.s. Treasury notes, generating between $ 5,001 and $ 15,000 of interest. They also held between $ 500,001-$ 1,000,000 in Treasury bills.

Obama, who recently said he was only paying off student loan eight years ago, has done quite well by the daughters Sasha and Malia: disclosure shows four college savings each with between $ 50,001 and $ 100,000 in them.

Obama’s “Dreams from my father” a book of interest in royalty between $ 100000 and $ 1,000,000. “The Audacity of Hope” has a more modest income, making the Obamas between $ 50,001 and $ 100,000. Obama “Of Thee I Sing: A letter to My daughters” book produced between $ 100000 and $ 1,000,000 (although the form noting that those funds will go to the Fisher House Foundation to fund a scholarship in honor of the fallen soldier’s child or disabled).

Obamas report checking account JP Morgan Chase regular, this one worth between $ 1,001-$ 15,000, and registered interests of less than $ 201.

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Mother’s day gift best of all: technology

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Admin

Insert advertising for mother’s day gifts to be ejected out of the New York Times last week featured a title: “the latest technology for moms”–SQL Injection for speed, the camera and the computer. No surprise, right? Women, however, is a huge market for this equipment.

An article by Laura Donovan in The Jane dough, “MOM is way more Tech Savvy than you” cite new research by Nielsen and «BabyCenter showing “mother spent large amounts of time using media, and was one of the early users of the technology platform … Research also shows that the mother is 38 percent more likely to have Internet TV devices as well as 28 percent more likely to have a t. ”

This research has sparked a conversation about Internet addiction among the elderly. Writers like Rachel Mosteller (parents) and Lisa Belkin (Motherlode) discusses how parents, and especially the “young mother turned to computers for the community, friendship and fled.”

Personally, I think about my experience loneliness as a mother, versus that of my adult children and their machine, and I’m grateful for current technology.

Our daughter, who recently had twins in his early 40s, getting the kind of information and support is sorely needed by the mother to sign the multiples. His sister saved his life by preventing toddlers emergency room nurse from drug delivery he learned lines could have been fatal, and he and his eldest son, the main stem in the household, using a technology platform to teach their children about the world.

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Murray, a local student loan debt talk

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Admin

U.s. Sen. Patty Murray layover at Clark College in Vancouver on Thursday afternoon picked up the story from Southwest Washington student he hopes to use as “ammunition” in the debate in Congress about the interest anticipated student loans.

Legislation which continues to lower the interest rates on subsidized Stafford loans for undergraduate, which provided for low-income students, set to expire July 1. If Congress did not renew the law, the interest rate on the loan, which is currently at 3.4 percent, which is expected to double.

Clark students and 24 year old single mother Diane Robinson told Murray that he decided to pursue College after a divorce, leaving him with nothing.

“I wouldn’t be here without the loan,” said. “It would just be impossible.”

He also told Murray that he worries about his looming student loan payments every day. Robinson said she raised to pay his debt, and unable to pay off his loans “will eat me alive.”

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Take advantage of a McDonald’s with a covered call dividend protected

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Admin

With the April expiration options, position realize its full potential return 7.2% (17.4% annual), such as $ 95.94 stock price at expiration April above $ 90 a short put option strike price.

McDonald’s stock prices seemed to be stuck in a trading range between $ 94 and $ 101 as shown below:

Dividend payments to the potential in the neighborhood of $ 0.70 is coming in a few weeks, the call for McDonalds is considered closed protected. Covered calls can be entered by selling covered call option against the stock and use some of the proceeds to buy a put option for protection. Protected position allows the reception of covered call dividend payment, but put option protects the position of a big drop in the stock price.

Using a covered call, PowerOptions protected found for McDonald’s with a potential return of 3.2% (8.1% annualized) with the maximum potential loss of 4.8%. The maximum potential loss was 4.8%, even if the stock price goes to zero Potential returns and the maximum potential loss including payment of dividends assumed worth $ 1.40 while holding the position. Specific call option to sell is September 2012 at $ 3.15 and 97.5 put option to purchase is September 2012 90 at $ 1.71. Profit/loss graph for a McDonald’s contract covered covered call position is shown below:

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GOP questions Obama trip accounting

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Admin

As Republican National Committee requested the inquiry if he is using taxpayer money for what amounted to a campaign event.

Mr. Obama traveled to university campuses in North Carolina, Colorado and Iowa to speak at boisterous events arena which in some way resembled a campaign rally when he attempted to pressure Congress to stop the interest rate for federal student loans from rising this summer. The White House considered the event to be “official” and therefore covered by the taxpayer dollars.

“Throughout his rule, but especially in the last few weeks, President Obama has been through a campaign trip as ‘ official ‘ events, so as to enable the taxpayer, rather than campaign to pay for his re-election,” R.N.C. said in a letter to the General Accountability Office. The Committee is requested to examine President G.A.O. travel.

The line between official duties President and campaign activities in an election year has long been a blur, and such disputes occur whenever the President running for re-election. The power of the Party complained that the White House misused government resources for campaign purposes amounts to anything. The White House responded that the President’s duties include talking to constituents about issues critically, and that was true politics account bills for events that are blatant campaign.

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