James Hartje

The much anticipated music video, "Ni**as in Paris" from Kanye West & Jay-Z's album Watch the Throne finally makes its worldwide debut and fans of both the artists and the song were far from disappointed. The video is ridiculous, it's visually appealing, something we have seen in many of Kanye's - James Hartje

With all speculation around the Facebook IPO many have been trying to compare the company to Google and their great success throughout the past seven years since they originally went public.  While I think Facebook is a great website I believe they are far from becoming Google and in fact think the - James Hartje

Good afternoon everyone, hope you all had a great day at work, school, or whatever you occupy your time with and we hope you all our excited for the weekend, TGIF! To make your day even better here's a list of some of our favorite articles and reads from today so far. No better way to start the week - James Hartje

I wonder whether the 2012 U.S. presidential election will matter to investors after all is said and done.  Sure, there’ll be the usual knee-jerk volatility leading up to the election and in the near-term aftermath.   But will the fundamentals really change?  I think not. For all the rhetori - James Hartje

Good morning everyone, hope your all having a great start to your day. Again below are a great list of some top articles to help you start your day off right. Read them and let us know what you think either by leaving a comment below or following us on Facebook or Twitter. Market as Undervalue - James Hartje

Heading into 2012 many people are determining what is the best way to diversify their portfolio and build true wealth. While nothing is a sure thing we have come to the conclusion that your odd's are a lot better if you Go Offshore! Go Offshore to Escape the Biggest Threats to Your Wealth We often - James Hartje

The Obama Administration's class warfare rhetoric and reliance on massive wealth redistribution will only serve to hurt the very people they seek to help.  Throughout history, the economic engine for successful economies has always comprised those at the very top of the income scale.  Hi - James Hartje