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Quickwitt.com is operated by Jon Wittenberg, Accounting and Finance professional in beautiful Johns Creek, Georgia (USA). Jon has worked for telecom companies such as BellSouth and Sprint in accounting and finance capacities and has also prepared small business and individual income tax returns since the mid-1980's. Jon takes his jobs seriously but doesn't take himself too seriously; that's how Quickwitt got its name.

"I've had first-hand experience with successful financial systems conversions and mergers, and first-hand experience with failed conversions and mergers. What was the common denominator in either case? Trust and Common Sense. When both existed, success resulted. When both did not, failure resulted.

'Do the right things for the right reasons and things will turn out right! Here's To Your Success..." -- Jon Wittenberg

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Be Careful Who is Watching

Two gas company servicemen, a senior training supervisor and a young trainee were out checking meters in a suburban neighborhood. They parked their truck at the end of the alley and worked their way to the other end. At the last house a woman looking out her kitchen window watched as they checked her meter.
Finishing the meter check, the senior supervisor challenged his younger co-worker to a footrace down the alley back to the truck to prove that an older guy could outrun a younger one. As they came tearing up to the truck, they realized the lady of that end house was huffing and puffing right behind them. They stopped immediately and asked her what was wrong.
"When I saw two gasmen running as hard as you were," gasped the woman, "I figured I'd better run too!"

As you continue to read and hear the gloom and doom about our economy, PLEASE keep this in mind... It's not a loss until you sell it! Most of us are experiencing dramatic declines in the value of our investments, particularly 401k plans heavily weighted in stock mutual funds. While it hurts to see it on paper, it is only an EMOTIONAL loss - not an economic loss - unless you actually sell the shares. When it comes to investing, it's best NOT to follow the herd. When everyone else is selling, that's when the pros know to buy, buy, buy. That's the true nature of capitalism as we've known it. (Of course, it helps to know what it is you're buying, so stick to stocks or funds that you understand.)

And make sure you are diversified. You may not fully recover losses in some extraordinary cases, i.e. Lehman Bros., but those should only be a small portion of your total portfolio. Diversification is the key to avoiding your own financial meltdown.

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