Problem: Article: There are numerous technical signals that could indicate that a stock is about to move. Decide which ones you think are the most important and are consistent with your trading philosophy. Then, use your trading platform to set up alerts in line with those signals. When a specific stock hits one of your technical signals, you'll receive an online notification and you can decide whether or not you should act on it. You might want to set an alert when a stock has reached its 52-week low. If it's dropped for no apparent reason, it might present a good buying opportunity. Many traders think that a stock price will increase when its 50-day moving average crosses its 200-day moving average. You can set an alert to notify you when that happens with a stock. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is another indicator of potential stock price movement. When the RSI indicates that the stock is "oversold," it might present a good buying opportunity as the stock price might increase over the short term. All sophisticated trading platforms have a stock screener. Use it to search for stocks that exhibit technical signals indicating price movements. It's often the case that your trading software will let you know, without you taking any action at all, that certain stocks are "hot" or are likely to move based on certain criteria. Evaluate those stocks with your own trading strategy in mind and make the appropriate decision.
Summary: Set up alerts. Screen stocks. Pay attention to trending stocks as reported by your trading platform.

Problem: Article: If your crush doesn't call you back, and your efforts go ignored, it may be time to move on. However, before you move on, you may feel pain or grief over losing what you hoped might happen, especially if you've had the crush for a long time. Give yourself time to grieve and feel whatever feelings you feel about moving on. Take care of your self by eating well and getting exercise. Don't stop hanging out with your friends. You can give yourself some space, but make sure you're not cutting off your support system. Finally, remember that you are not any less just because your crush didn't return your affection. This may be the most important step to moving on when a guy doesn't call you back. If this one person isn't interested, that's okay, because it is incredibly likely that someone else will be. If you're having trouble finding someone, try joining groups that share your interests, such as a club or a team. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there. You're worth it.
Summary: Feel the feelings you have about moving on. Respect yourself. Get back out there and express interest in other partners.

Problem: Article: The original "zester" looks like a small claw with tin teeth or sharp holes. This creates thin strips of peel for garnishing drinks. When a recipe calls for zest, it means finely minced or grated peel instead. You can use this tool, but you'll need to chop the peel finely afterward. A traditional lemon twist is actually easier to make with a vegetable peeler, as described below. Scrub the lemon surface with hot, soapy water. Use an untreated, unwaxed lemon if you can. The wax is usually harmless (and regulated in the US and EU), but it can affect the taste of the drink. Press the teeth of the zester against the skin and drag it across the lemon. For decorative, extra long strips, rotate the lemon as you go.
Summary: Use a traditional zester for spiral cocktail garnishes. Wash the lemon. Run the zester across the lemon in long strips.

Problem: Article: When you choose "Reply," you are sending the email back to the original sender. When you hit "Reply All," you are sending the email to all of the original recipients. Use "Reply All" sparingly and only when it is absolutely necessary to share your response with all of the original recipients. You should use "Bcc" when the privacy of the email recipients is important. This may be useful in group emails or large distribution lists. You should use "Cc" when you need to include other people in the conversation and privacy is not an issue. "Cc" is helpful when you just want to keep someone in the loop about what is going on. It is very important that you use these two functions properly. "Bcc" should not be used to secretly pass along private information or to trap people. For example, you should not send an email to your coworker about a mistake they made and "Bcc" your supervisor. It may be quicker to pick up the phone instead of sending countless emails back and forth. It may be helpful to use the three email rule. If an issue has not been resolved within three emails, you should pick up the phone and call the person. There are times when the phone is more efficient than exchanging multiple emails. Keep in mind that this rule is not set in stone. You should use your discretion when deciding it is time to pick up the phone. If you need to discuss a different topic with the same recipient, you should start a new email. This will make it easier to keep track of conversations and will keep you from looking lazy. For example, if you have been emailing someone about an upcoming meeting, you need to start a new conversation if you wanted to discuss the outcomes of a project that is being worked on.
Summary:
Know when to use Reply and Reply All. Know the difference between Bcc and Cc. Recognize when a phone call may be better. Know when to start a new conversation.