Businesses usually resort to invoice factoring in order to attain funds for growth or survival. Invoice factoring or discounting would involve a business selling its invoices to a third party commonly referred to as the factor. Organizations aspiring rapid growth, with negative tangible net growth, operating at very high losses or undergoing bankruptcy turn to… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Investments
How I Invested my Child’s Money
Almost four months ago I questioned how I should invest my child’s money, but I never ended up doing anything about it until recently. I felt strongly that this was his money as he received it from very generous family members and friends who cared about him so I was/am acting as a de facto… Continue Reading
July 2012 Dividend Investment Portfolio Watch List Update
Every 60 days or so I like to update the watch list for my Dividend Investment Portfolio and since my last update was in April of 2012 I knew I had to get on it! I create these posts to force push myself to create a watch list of dividend investment stocks based primarily off… Continue Reading
A Company’s Stock Price May Have Very Little to do With The Size of Company
I think there is this common misconception that must be addressed for those that don’t have any interest in “the market.” A Company’s stock price on a particular day does not provide information in of itself of the size of the company. An easy example: Stock 1 – Closes at $608.21 on July 10, 2012 Stock 2 – Closes at $124,985 on… Continue Reading
Using Chaikin Portfolio Health Check to Analyze my Portfolio
As a personal finance blogger I get approached to review products all the time. Most are terrible and don’t hold my attention long enough to even begin to think about writing a post. Notwithstanding, some are pretty cool and I was excited when I was approached to check out the Chaikin Portfolio Health Check. The… Continue Reading
The Secret Business I am Dying to Open Up
I have been giving a lot of thought lately about a very specific type of business to open. While I have had some businesses in my past (some I am not proud of, and some like this blog that I am very proud of), I have never run a brick and mortar business so the… Continue Reading
