...TRADING TECHNIQUES Nani Desu Ka?* Using The Heikin Ashi Technique Enter and stay on the right side of the trend — or when in doubt, stay out — with this Japanese charting technique. ince the introduction of the candlestick method to the US some two decades ago, it caused a revolution in perceiving how the bullish and bearish forces perform in the Western markets. It has become a popular charting tool, as traders have used candlesticks to make chart formations easier to spot and name. But interpreting candlesticks can be challenging. To make things easier, the heikin-ashi technique modifies the traditional candlestick chart. Let's take a look at how it works. BALANCING ON ONE FOOT them as candlesticks. The modified values are computed using these definitions: • haClose = (O+H+L+C)/4 • haOpen = (haOpen (previous bar) + haClose (previous bar))/2 • haHigh = Maximum(H, haOpen, haClose) • haLow = Minimum(L, haOpen, haClose) The heikin-ashi method {heikin means "average" or "balance" in Japanese, while ashi means "foot" or "bar") is a visual technique that eliminates irregularities from a normal chart, offering a better picture of trends and consolidations. Just by looking at a candlestick chart created with this method, you get a good idea of the market's status and its strength. Take a look at the candlestick chart of Canon ADR in Figure 1A versus the heikin-ashi modified chart in Figure 1B. Which chart would you prefer to use? CALCULATION The "open," "high," "low...
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...Entrepreneurial Innovation or Corporate Advantage? The competitive advantages of Wegmans & how we can apply private innovation to public returns on investment. By Garrett Macdonald, Corporate Finance Major at St. John Fisher College - 2014 Why is Wegmans ranked as #1 by consumers? 1. Their Employee Satisfaction – The “biggies” a) Wegmans has a program called “Competitive Pay” that grants employees the benefit of often being the highest paid employees in their industry. This enables them to attract (in most cases) above average employees compared to their industry competitors! b) Wegmans uses vertical integration. They control almost every aspect of their business (don’t outsource normally) including their own; marketing, legal, engineering (design & building of stores and in-store fixtures), event services, store maintenance, & more. c) Wegmans gives generous scholarships for part time (min. hr. requirement) & full-time employees, including a double scholarship opportunity for full-time employee’s parents. d) Wegmans allows its employees the opportunity to participate in firm-specific investments whereby senior members of staff can exploit geographical trends in food, goods, & services to better serve their customers while being rewarded for their outstanding performance. This builds internal innovation between stores and thus between competitors. e) Internal promotion – often overlooked in a company’s policies, but can often speak to the company’s ability to promote...
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...Frankl identifies three psychological reactions experienced by all inmates to one degree or another: (1) shock during the initial admission phase to the camp, (2) apathy after becoming accustomed to camp existence, in which the inmate values only that which helps himself and his friends survive, and (3) reactions of depersonalization, moral deformity, bitterness, and disillusionment if he survives and is liberated.[5] Frankl concludes that the meaning of life is found in every moment of living; life never ceases to have meaning, even in suffering and death. In a group therapy session during a mass fast inflicted on the camp's inmates trying to protect an anonymous fellow inmate from fatal retribution by authorities, Frankl offered the thought that for everyone in a dire condition there is someone looking down, a friend, family member, or even God, who would expect not to be disappointed. Frankl concludes from his experience that a prisoner's psychological reactions are not solely the result of the conditions of his life, but also from the freedom of choice he always has even in severe suffering. The inner hold a prisoner has on his spiritual self relies on having a hope in the future, and that once a prisoner loses that hope, he is doomed. An example of Frankl's idea of finding meaning in the midst of extreme suffering is found in his account of an experience he had while working in the harsh conditions of the Auschwitz concentration camp: ... We stumbled on in the darkness, over...
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...BUSINESS ETHICS AND VIRTUE A review on On Robert C. Solomon’s many ways of being ethical SUBMITTED BY: NAME: STEVE AGONO OBADO COURSE: MsIT BUSINESS ETHICS AND VIRTUE A review on On Robert C. Solomon’s many ways of being ethical SUBMITTED BY: NAME: STEVE AGONO OBADO COURSE: MsIT BUSINESS AND VIRTUE INTRODUCTION The author of this thesis seeks to examine unexplored solutions that could add value to the already existent ethical disclosure and because there is a lack of consensus regarding ethical issues in the workplace. He therefore specifically chose to study the virtue framework articulated by Philosopher Robert C. Solomon, precisely in the business context. He deals with the philosophical problem in a twofold approach. 1. One refers to virtue ethics and 2. Application in the specific branch of business ethics. His thesis will attempt to show the richness and value of such an approach to solve ethical dilemmas in business and in life. MAIN THRUST OF THE ARGUMENT The aim of the thesis is to show how an application of virtue reflects one of many ‘ethical styles’ (Solomon 1999). He goes through various interpretations of virtue ethics. 1. TAYLOR’S INTERPRETATION He thinks that by exclusively adopting the virtuous ethical standpoint one will have a definitive answer to every moral problem. The others believe that Taylor’s proposal is flawed in some aspects. 2. ARISTOTOLE’S ETHICAL THEORY IN CONNECTION TO BUSINESS ETHICS The author states...
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...1 Discuss the relation between narrative style and mo ral judgement in Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness. The relation between narrative style and moral judg ement in literature is an issue in aesthetic philosophy that stretches back to Plato. ‘Narrative style’, I define as those formal literary aspects employed by the writer, in order to construct a narrative that is unique. By ‘moral judgement’, I refer to the messag e conveyed by a given text when referring to objects beyond itself. The above quest ion presupposes a relation between narrative style and moral judgement, and as such, part of my analysis will be to determine whether such a presupposition is wa rranted. Joseph Conrad’s novella Heart of Darkness has been celebrated for its detailed examination o f European values and conduct. Ian Watt argues that ‘ Heart of Darkness embodies more thoroughly than any previous fiction the postu re of uncertainty and doubt.’ 1 But is this reading accurate? And if so, what stylistic devices does Conrad use in order to convey this position of ‘uncertainty’? Heart of Darkness uses an oblique narrative style, that is to say, t hat an unnamed narrator relates the narrative as it is in turn rel ated to him by Marlow, Conrad’s main protagonist in the novella. It is thus we can be to ld that for Marlow: ‘the meaning of an episode was not inside like a ke rnel but outside, enveloping the tale which brought it out only as...
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...Proposal The use of enterprise resource planning systems (ERP) is widespread. To maximize efficiency, companies of all sizes are implementing these systems and revising existing processes to increase efficiencies. The widespread influence on business by ERP systems requires investors to understand the benefits gained and the costs incurred by implementing them. Efficient conversions to ERP systems may provide a multinational corporation with enough of an edge to change the industry in which it participates. Determining and investigating key ERP benefits is important for a number of reasons. By evaluating how other firms have been affected by implementing ERP systems, a company can estimate how its processes will be benefit and whether the system will assist in solving the problems. Evaluating benefits “allows firms to investigate the alignment between their needs and what an ERP system can do” (O'Leary, 2004). Once the company has established ERP benefit benchmarks, it will have a point of reference by which to evaluate other ERP implementations. Once it is understood what ERP benefits are likely to be experienced, then those potential benefits can be used as the basis to set up measurements for those benefits. Then those measurements can be used to establish whether a company has attained the levels of productivity expected from the ERP implementation (O'Leary, 2004). Industry specific benefits must also be taken into account. In total, these are the reference points by...
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...Categorías Guía Servicios: 1. Emergencias y seguridad, salud 2. Información, tecnología, sicua, producción audiovisual 3. Bibliotecas, libros, servicios generales 4. Intercambios, ayuda financiera, tramites, apuntes convivencia, fraude 5. Restaurantes y cafés La Universidad tiene concesiones para el suministro de alimentos en cafeterías, restaurantes y puntos de comida. ------------------------------------------------- 6. Cultura y espectáculos, deporte, convenios y bienestar * Cultura y espectáculos A través de franjas, proyectos y muestras culturales se busca afianzar la identidad Uniandina y ofrecer un espacio de creación y difusión del arte y la cultura. Adicionalmente, el Centro Cultural establece convenios con teatros, salas de cine, entre otras entidades culturales para conectar la oferta artística de la Universidad con la actividad cultural de Bogotá. Toda la información de estos eventos, beneficios y programación actualizada está en: http://centrocultural.uniandes.edu.co, la Agenda Uniandina, las pantallas y los afiches semanales que se ubican en todas las entradas del campus. La Agenda Cultural cuenta con tres franjas semanales permanentes: Música en vivo: conciertos de música contemporánea al aire libre y espacio para que los estudiantes de la Universidad presenten sus bandas y grupos de música. (Plazoleta Lleras) Cine 35 mm: Proyección de las producciones más recientes del cine independiente en 35 mm. (Auditorio Alberto Lleras.) ...
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...RAPID CLIMATE CHANGE: OCEAN RESPONSES TO EARTH SYSTEM INSTABILITY IN THE LATE QUATERNARY James P Kennett Department of Geological Sciences and Marine Science Institute University of California Santa Barbara and Larry C Peterson Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami A RAPID CLIMATE OSCILLATOR IN THE LATE QUATERNARY Until recently most Earth scientists believed that past climate change occurred on relatively long time scales of tens of thousands of years or more Most also thought that climate change was controlled largely by changes in the distribution of solar radiation with Earth's orbital oscillations providing an external forcing to the climate system and pacing the so called Milankovitch cycles However dramatic discoveries during the early s changed this paradigm Climatic records produced from the Greenland ice sheet and in nearby marine sediments of the North Atlantic altered the way Earth scientists thought about the operation of Earth's climate system and the relative sensitivity of this system to major climatic shifts Age (Years before present) 0 cold 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 Paleoclimate studies of Greenland ice cores (Dansgaard et al ) were the first to reveal a remarkable sequence of major rapid millennial scale oscillations in the climate system during the last ice age (Fig ) superimposed on the more gradual orbitally driven insolation cycles Because of high accumulation rates of snow over Greenland ice cores from this...
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...MBO TICKET M-BOOKING SYSTEM RIDZWAN BIN ABDOL RAHMAN UNNERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA mcngaku ~nembcnal-kan ti'sis !J'Sh,7:'Sarja!ia;:Doh:tos F:tlsafi~h) ini disi~npr?n Pespust:ikaan di hlal;!umat dan Kot~~uoikasi : ! i '1'cl;nolo:i dc~?g;ins!-arat-syrat kcgunnan sspcsti : hcri k u: haklnilik I 'nil-cssi~i 71'elinik~iI h/l:tlu?-sia hlclaka. 1 . Tesis dari psojek adalal~ 3. Pcrpastal.;aan Fakulti Tchlnlogi hlaklun~atdnn Komuniknsi dihcnarkan mclnbuat snlinan u ~ ~ t u ~ i u a pcngajian saliqia. tk i~ Fg.l;ulti -1'cknnlogi Rlaklumat c!nn Kcm~~nikasi dil~cnaskanrncrul~ui~t -3. Pcrpurtakc~:~n .. salinan tesis itii sehagai bahan pestukaran atitara institus; pcsrtga.11a11 tinggi. 1. "* Sila taiidakan ( 1 ) SlTT_TT (Mcngnt~dungi ~iiahlumatgang berdarjuh hcscla~na~an k e p c i ~ ~ i i ~ >lala!~ S I L I ataLi y:t~ sepcrti >an? termaktub di clalam :\1;T:2 R:IFISI.A RAShll 1972) - / . - - ~. .PTT),\F: 'T'ERI1..1r) II-:1ND.-2I:?NCiA-\n!PENT [I-IS) \loinat tct~lp NO 3 17. .j31a11 K L ' s ~ ~ c : &- e-- (T.4ND.!Il':\N ;.AN PENYF I .!;\ ) C'ih Siti XTnstusa I7inti B;~l-ua~.~icti~i C4..ITi4T:2N: 7-tsis dimaksudkan scbagiii 1.aporan Akhir Prqiek Sariana Muds (PShij, J i b tcsis ini SliI.11- atnu TTIRIT,ZD. sila 1ampisk:tn susnt daripada pil-uth "'$ bcrkurlsa. * MBO TICKET M-BOOKING SYSTEM RIDZWAN BIN ABDOL RAHMAN This report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Computer Science (Software...
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...MBO TICKET M-BOOKING SYSTEM RIDZWAN BIN ABDOL RAHMAN UNNERSITI TEKNIKAL MALAYSIA MELAKA mcngaku ~nembcnal-kan ti'sis !J'Sh,7:'Sarja!ia;:Doh:tos F:tlsafi~h) ini disi~npr?n Pespust:ikaan di hlal;!umat dan Kot~~uoikasi : ! i '1'cl;nolo:i dc~?g;ins!-arat-syrat kcgunnan sspcsti : hcri k u: haklnilik I 'nil-cssi~i 71'elinik~iI h/l:tlu?-sia hlclaka. 1 . Tesis dari psojek adalal~ 3. Pcrpastal.;aan Fakulti Tchlnlogi hlaklun~atdnn Komuniknsi dihcnarkan mclnbuat snlinan u ~ ~ t u ~ i u a pcngajian saliqia. tk i~ Fg.l;ulti -1'cknnlogi Rlaklumat c!nn Kcm~~nikasi dil~cnaskanrncrul~ui~t -3. Pcrpurtakc~:~n .. salinan tesis itii sehagai bahan pestukaran atitara institus; pcsrtga.11a11 tinggi. 1. "* Sila taiidakan ( 1 ) SlTT_TT (Mcngnt~dungi ~iiahlumatgang berdarjuh hcscla~na~an k e p c i ~ ~ i i ~ >lala!~ S I L I ataLi y:t~ sepcrti >an? termaktub di clalam :\1;T:2 R:IFISI.A RAShll 1972) - / . - - ~. .PTT),\F: 'T'ERI1..1r) II-:1ND.-2I:?NCiA-\n!PENT [I-IS) \loinat tct~lp NO 3 17. .j31a11 K L ' s ~ ~ c : &- e-- (T.4ND.!Il':\N ;.AN PENYF I .!;\ ) C'ih Siti XTnstusa I7inti B;~l-ua~.~icti~i C4..ITi4T:2N: 7-tsis dimaksudkan scbagiii 1.aporan Akhir Prqiek Sariana Muds (PShij, J i b tcsis ini SliI.11- atnu TTIRIT,ZD. sila 1ampisk:tn susnt daripada pil-uth "'$ bcrkurlsa. * MBO TICKET M-BOOKING SYSTEM RIDZWAN BIN ABDOL RAHMAN This report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Computer Science (Software...
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