Procrastination.

[carol b]

I myself procrastinate. I have always thought that I had
plenty of time to decide to invest and now it is late in life
and I have no back-up plan. Investment shouldn't be put
off until tomorrow start early for a sound financial future.

There's no question that procrastination in the workplace is an economic drag. People who step out for coffee or a smoke are, by definition, taking time off from work. And while breaks are frequently necessary to get the creative juices flowing, in this just-in-time economy of long supply chains and 24-7 operations, procrastination is an overwhelming economic negative. But if individual companies lose out when workers doodle on letterhead, send instant messages to their friends, or take frequent YouTube breaks, procrastination can sometimes be a zero-sum game. When you blow off your job, you may be generating sales for somebody else's employer. The more time you waste, the more money someone makes.

By Daniel Gross

Procrastination.

Not everything in life can be put off till the last minute. Give yourself and
your family a break. Invest now to give yourself a positive financial future.

[I-luvmoney]

Some times this is a good thing cause you can see your self getting a better option in investing and get a good deal and then sometimes this is is a bad thing cause you then can miss out on some fantastic deals so i guess its all a matter of timing really it will either pay off or it wont and that is how the investment world goes any ways its all a gamble wonder if thats legal