Bussiness without investment

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  1. Kate

    Kate Senior Investor

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    I'd suggest you may want to go read the subforum that JR already suggested has a lot of information about this. It's called Stock Market Education.

    How far along are you with your degree? Or are you already at the exam stage?
     
  2. uggonen

    uggonen Well-Known Member

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    I can imagine that the hardest part would be getting the clients and investors.
     
  3. sanders89

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    I am starting a wedding cake business and there are very small start up costs. You really just need your equipment and a vehicle to transport the cake. The other thing is that you will need a certified kitchen, and that will be the biggest cost. But there are lots of options for businesses with low start up costs. Good luck!
     
  4. thelastsurrealist

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    The thing about investment is that it isn't so one dimensional as only being monetary. Investments come in a number of types. For instance, an investment of time to me is worth far more than money in most cases, especially when the time I am spending on my business is more than I get to spend outside of work, outside of seeing my girlfriend, and doing things I personally enjoy. Unfortunately, the investment of time is virtually inescapable unless you are paying money to others. Like they say, "Time is money." I just wish things were easier much of the time.
     
  5. mark973

    mark973 Well-Known Member

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    That's quite some investment of time to eventually do some investing. Everything is so interconnected these days.
     
  6. Strykstar

    Strykstar Well-Known Member

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    That's right, time investments are often overlooked by many people who just look at the financial aspect of things.
    A good tip I've heard is know what your hourly income is, so that you can convert the expenditures you have into a time currency as well.
    That new gadget might not seem so appealing if you realize it takes you 30 hours of work to pay for it...
     
  7. nmb

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    I Agree. To be a stock broker requires investment of time, resources, education, and relationships. Everything is very connected!
     
  8. Enceladus

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    I think I'll put up a lending club instead. It does not need much investment. You may use your savings to lend to people, then you earn by interest.
     
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    That is very true, ther is not much investing to do if you want to be a broker, you just watch for a certain business that entails good earnings.
     
  10. Peninha

    Peninha Senior Investor

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    I see being a broker pretty much as a consultant, all you carry is your knowledge, you are powerful and you are paid because you know what to do, not many better jobs than this. :)
     

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