PAPER ON “Gold ETF’s – An Investment Option” By Pawan Walecha (M.B.A.-Finance) pavan_walecha@rediffmail.com 9595532810; 9819420664 Gold ETF’s – An Investment Option Abstract Financial investment is putting money into something with the expectation of gain that upon thorough analysis has a high degree of security for the principal amount, as well as security of return, within an expected period of time. Gold has been used as a store of value and form of currency since ancient times. Gold has always
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CJS/221 July 12, 2015 Linda Fisher-Lewis In the criminal justice system both disparity and discrimination is used because I can't say that police officers do not focus more on the black community than the white because it is really happening right know I'm seeing it with my own eyes. I also see if you have money you can get away with anything, but if you are poor it is nothing they can do for you just like they look at the way you
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allow massive amounts of personal data to become vulnerable to hackers. This paper will cover not only hackers but the motivations of the hackers and ways to help defend and prevent. Medical records have become similar to finding gold during the California gold rush for identity thieves. This is exactly why healthcare provider’s cyber-attacks have become more and more frequent. These data breaches exposes millions of records that are used by cyber criminals for illegal activities. But why is
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1. Jones’s first dream is of a man asking him if he would like to have “a little black dog with stiff black gold-tipped hair and sad eyes that looked something like a wire-haired terrier” (p 1). Jones then goes on to describes how the dog has “a piece of heavy stiff wire twisted about its neck,” and how it was able to break loose and the man proceeded to run and catch the dog again. I believe that the dog represents Jones. Dogs are messy and dogs need their masters to give them orders and groom them
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4 African-American Women Pioneer in Sports Over the years, there are a number of black women athletes that have excelled in various types of sports. Breaking the barriers of racial segregation in sports hasn’t always been smooth. You can thank the African-American athletes who help pave wat for the current generation of black athletes in professional sports. Here are some of the most popular and notable figures in women’s sports. 1. Lousie Stokes – In 1932, she competed in the 100 meters category
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reporters because after a while she realized that they were just using her for information and not giving her anything in return. Finally, “The NFIP turned to Gey and a few other cell culture experts for help, and Gey recognized the opportunity as a gold mine for the field” (94). This is extremely important because before Gey sold cell’s overseas to other doctors he didn’t tell Henrietta what he was doing with her cells. Also, he didn’t even give her family any money regardless of her assistance in
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by Chuck D marks the beginning of slavery and how blacks were fooled into being sold and imprisoned by whites as well as being invaded and imprisoned. The second stanza by Chuck D states “where everybody is at divided and sold for liquor and the gold”. He's talking about how slaves would be sold for large amounts of money and rewards. In the fourth stanza I can only believe he is in the present day talking about how judges unfairly have sent blacks to
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immediately treats you like a suspect, smothering you with questions concerning what you’re doing, where you’re going; yet never really had any reasoning behind the questions. After an aggravating experience, they send you on your way. Now imagine you are black and the officer is white. You have probably just experienced racial profiling. WHAT IS RACIAL PROFILING? One of the most important civil rights facing our nation today is racial profiling. The main source of those accused of racial profiling
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Religious and Ethnic groups Robert W. Ramirez ETH/ 125 Colleen Gold 2/8/2014 I do not know much about religion except that not everyone believes the same. I will not pretend to know all about the different religions. Being a Christian I believe there is a God and if you believe in him you can do anything you set your mind to. Judaism believes that God created the world for the purpose of having people upon whom to bestow kindness. He gave us commandments in order that they
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In The Wake of The Plague In the Wake of the Plague, Cantor reasons his thesis that the Black Plague had tremendously altered the history of Europe and the lives of its people. Furthermore, he reasons that the plague has not just had an effect on a particular estate or a specific aspect in a society, but affected everyone alike in many different aspects. He specifically states in his writing how the plague had affected the nobilities, the priests, and the peasants. Subsequently, he argues that
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