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Snoop_MGL asked:


I am a small businessman, who really tries to start a own business but fails at finding the fund or investment for it. It really is hard for me to find it. Please help for useful tips and strategies.

slo asked:


My friend owns small business and wants to start another small business, but does not have enough capital. Can she just write a check from her 1. business and make it like investment to 2. business? or are there any rules to make investment?
thanks

Xiang Z asked:


I am a new real estate investor. I am looking for a good real estate investment coach in San Francisco Bay Area. I have a real estate saleperson license and have basic real estate investment knowledge. I am looking for a good real estate investor coach who have years of success investment experience in residential and commericial. I have private funds for good deals and would like to be partnership or learn from savy investors.

darkmanx1209 asked:


When stock values go down like they did today (800 points at one point of time), where does the value of the stock really go? Sure, people who own the stock lose money because of de-valued stocks, but where does the worth of the stock really go? Does it just disapear? How can consumer confidence, which is just an intangible feeling, affect value of stocks like that?

Okiedokie97 asked:


I know what criteria I want to search for, but I’m having trouble finding a good stock screener for .PK and .OB stocks.

james asked:


Im just about to pick my GCSE options, and what I really want to do is become an investment banker. But what GCSE/A levels will I need to become one? Plus, what exactly does an investment banker have to do and how much money can one make? Please guys Id really appreicate some help on this.

Kevin S asked:


I’m looking for a link to such studies here, so hopefully I can save time from doing my own studies. Basically, I’m looking for edges in the market, and even if dividend stocks grow at the same rate as non-dividend stocks, and dividends are a percent, than I will have a percent plus compounding on that percent every year. May not be much, but every edge counts. Please note that only statistics and studies will help me here. Thanks!

willnyu1982 asked:


I’m interested in the field, but don’t have much experience. I’m interested in Global Markets and would like to get some general information about this field and investment banking in general.

♥ asked:


An investment that requires less than $100 to purchase, but will yield much more after 18 years? Preferably a low risk investment.

Erik asked:


According to today’s (Sept 22) NY Times, “Both banks already have limited retail deposit-taking businesses, which they plan to expand over time. Morgan Stanley had $36 billion in retail deposits as of Aug. 31 and Goldman Sachs had $20 billion in deposits. ”

I thought that ony banks could accept deposits, not investment banks. (Obviously this will be different after they convert themselves to bank holding companies, as now planned.) Under current law, how are Goldman and Morgan Stanley able to accept deposits?

They do offer money market mutual funds, but these are uninsured investments, not “deposits”.

Thanks.