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Google

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Pull your money out, NOW!

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Invest today at your own risk. Things look really bad to me. We may be heading for the “Greater Depression”. GE is not a great idea in my opinion. They have a huge financing business. In other words they are part bank–not good. You might consider buying FXE.

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There are 2 issues here:

1. The answer is that any gains held under a year is subject to ordinary income tax.

Capital Gains Tax Rates
Long-Term and Short-Term Capital Gains Tax Rates (2009)

http://taxes.about.com/od/capitalgains/a/CapitalGainsTax_4.htm

2. The second issue is the rational behind one thinking they will double their money in the market tomorrow.

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A company makes money by selling its product for more than it cost to manufacture and distribute the product. It is referred to as a profit margin.

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A total margin ratio obviously.

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If the company is international have you considered the currency exchange at different points of the year?….

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Your question is two-pronged:

First, your’e asking if an FS is okey without the financial ratios and, next, what other quantitative techniques can be used to come up with equally competent FS.

This is tricky because a full-blown feasibility study boils down into the question of profitability and this may not be conclusive if the financial aspect does not employ 2 or 3 accounting ratios you mentioned.

Anyway, I believe that some project feasibility studies, especially those intended for government-funded programs are not necessarily interested on financial (accounting) ratios as it pay attention on economic (investment) ratios instead. The evaluation of project studies such as these draws strength on the fact that not all results (benefits) of projects can be quantified (assigned with monetary value) like the accruing economic activities and the improvement of standard of living in a community with the construction of farm-to-market road networks.

In relation (and to your next question), these project studies use the following quantitative techniques:

1. Net Present Value (NPV) so-called ‘time value of money’ formula that discounts the money using an acceptable interest rate over the payback period. There must be a surplus by the end of the payback period.

2. Internal Rate of Return (IRR) which is an interpolation technique to find the rate of return which must be higher than the iprevailing interest rate used in the NPV. If the IRR is too high, the proponent is advised to ask the bank instead of the government.

3. Benefit-cost ratio which quantifies the benefit over the cost of the project which must be positive. When reverse this formula become the Return on Investment (ROI)

4. Recoupment (payback period) – should be within the alloted paying period or equal to length of the financing program.

5. The Breakeven Analysis is added by some studies which require information on the fixed and variable costs of the project and how much sales is needed to recover investment indicating the period that project starts paying for itself.

mikey answers:

A company makes money by selling its product for more than it cost to manufacture and distribute the product. It is referred to as a profit margin.

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A total margin ratio obviously.

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If the company is international have you considered the currency exchange at different points of the year?….

mikey answers:

Your question is two-pronged:

First, your’e asking if an FS is okey without the financial ratios and, next, what other quantitative techniques can be used to come up with equally competent FS.

This is tricky because a full-blown feasibility study boils down into the question of profitability and this may not be conclusive if the financial aspect does not employ 2 or 3 accounting ratios you mentioned.

Anyway, I believe that some project feasibility studies, especially those intended for government-funded programs are not necessarily interested on financial (accounting) ratios as it pay attention on economic (investment) ratios instead. The evaluation of project studies such as these draws strength on the fact that not all results (benefits) of projects can be quantified (assigned with monetary value) like the accruing economic activities and the improvement of standard of living in a community with the construction of farm-to-market road networks.

In relation (and to your next question), these project studies use the following quantitative techniques:

1. Net Present Value (NPV) so-called ‘time value of money’ formula that discounts the money using an acceptable interest rate over the payback period. There must be a surplus by the end of the payback period.

2. Internal Rate of Return (IRR) which is an interpolation technique to find the rate of return which must be higher than the iprevailing interest rate used in the NPV. If the IRR is too high, the proponent is advised to ask the bank instead of the government.

3. Benefit-cost ratio which quantifies the benefit over the cost of the project which must be positive. When reverse this formula become the Return on Investment (ROI)

4. Recoupment (payback period) – should be within the alloted paying period or equal to length of the financing program.

5. The Breakeven Analysis is added by some studies which require information on the fixed and variable costs of the project and how much sales is needed to recover investment indicating the period that project starts paying for itself.

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Because they failed at real world, Bankers on the other hand are in the business to make a profit, and thus with all the over regulations and governmental extortion (pressure to make bad loans) they have to re coop their money somehow as they have stock holders to answer to

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Yes unless you want another world recession

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That would be very helpful

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I would suggest that it was lack of regulation that caused the crisis!

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If you want to earn 10times of what you put in within 3-5 years you should invest in (C) stock and also government will never let it fail because it too big to fail

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Cramer and I like WEN Wendys. Didn’t buy today? Oh well. You might be a bit late. Let’s see what happens tomorrow! If it goes down, buy but if it is up you might think first-then consider waiting for another opportunity. Always be patient enough to buy low!!! It is a good stock and is priced well for a beginner and I have a good feeling about it. It has a yummy little dividend to help you wait for it’s inevitable rise to about 6 some time in the next 12 months. But I am not allowed to give investment advice, am I? How about a nice mutual fund?

Wish me luck! Lol

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Well I’m 18 and I invested last November and currently the return on my investment is 126%. Some of the stocks that I invested in a few months ago include: Citigroup (C), Bank of Ireland (IRE), Bank of America (BAC), Deerfield Capital (DFR), and another good one was Genworth Financial (GNW). Those stocks have gone up quite a bit since I bought them though.. However I still think they have more than enough room to grow.. Hell were just coming out of a recession.. There’s plenty of time to grow! Good luck!

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Stocks provide the best returns over time but that isn’t enough time. Even figuring the average 10% per year a month would only net you less than 1% IF you got the average.

Two months from now any stock you pick could be up 5% or down 5% or more. You can’t dictate to the market. You have to buy and sell according to what the market does, not according to what you want to do.

The stock market is not the place for short term money.

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All you have to do is call 1-888-813-0900 and it would be option 1 then option 4 I think to get to write a Trans check. It is free to write the check you just have to pay to cash it. It used to be free at Walmart but they have since changed that and it is $3 to cash it there. They give you a transaction number during your call and you have to write that on the check as well.

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Not much of a demand for graphic designers and as newspaper circulation shrinks it will get worse. I doubt if she will have a problem getting a job networking.

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It depends on your employer, and what type of paycard it is. If it has a routing number and an account number, and your employer allows a split direct deposit, then yes you can.

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As far as I’m aware, Jack only issues the cards that come with a serial number (no name on them).

If you want a card with your name on it, I would suggest opening a bank account. Most banks offer free/low cost debit cards with new checking accounts.

Jack offers free direct deposit for all employees. Talk to your manager about filling out the right paperwork. Once it has been mailed off to payroll, it should take 2-3 paychecks for money to start going to your bank account instead of the pay card.

As a side bonus, you will get paid earlier with direct deposit as well. Money comes on the pay cards on Friday, while direct deposit is Thursday or even Wednesday depending on what bank you use.

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Ron Ron Ron don’t you know in 15 minutes you can save 15% or more? You could of saved the points and googled it.

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A major part of asking a question on Yahoo Answers is to WAIT for answers! Not to be so excited you have to answer it yourself in less than an hour.

And his name is Charles O. Finley. Not the way you think.
Do you know what the O stands for?
You got stumped!! It stands for Oscar.

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Moneyball will be released on November 10th in Australia.

Http://www.moneyball.com.au/

Everything Must Go comes out on DVD and Blu-ray on October 5th (next Wednesday) in Australia.
Http://www.madman.com.au/catalogue/view/15442

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Crawford is way overpaid, but that final catch was a tough play … Can’t put blame on him there. Papelbon is no Rivera, and not even a 41 year old Rivera.

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Dollar Tree is the competitor with the best net profit margin, at around 5% (versus Wal-Mart’s 3.4-3.6% recently).

Wal-Mart would be average to above average in its industry in percentage terms. (Retail, and particularly discount retail, is a tough, competitive business.) On other relevant measures, of course, Wal-Mart does even better, partly due to scale advantages.

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B

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$24,382 loss / $489,162 = -4.98%. Appears the diff between 4.89 vs 4.98 could be a typo.

Hope this helps, mule.

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Ask questions to confirm your thoughts.
Ask questions because it is less tiring than studying for answers.
Ask questions to get the chance to socialize.
These are the main reasons for the worldwide success ALA.
I did not understand in which category is your question.
If it is in part of the third group, welcome!
Whenever possible, you will have my help! Good evening |

mikey answers:

A company makes money by selling its product for more than it cost to manufacture and distribute the product. It is referred to as a profit margin.

mikey answers:

A total margin ratio obviously.

mikey answers:

If the company is international have you considered the currency exchange at different points of the year?….

mikey answers:

Your question is two-pronged:

First, your’e asking if an FS is okey without the financial ratios and, next, what other quantitative techniques can be used to come up with equally competent FS.

This is tricky because a full-blown feasibility study boils down into the question of profitability and this may not be conclusive if the financial aspect does not employ 2 or 3 accounting ratios you mentioned.

Anyway, I believe that some project feasibility studies, especially those intended for government-funded programs are not necessarily interested on financial (accounting) ratios as it pay attention on economic (investment) ratios instead. The evaluation of project studies such as these draws strength on the fact that not all results (benefits) of projects can be quantified (assigned with monetary value) like the accruing economic activities and the improvement of standard of living in a community with the construction of farm-to-market road networks.

In relation (and to your next question), these project studies use the following quantitative techniques:

1. Net Present Value (NPV) so-called ‘time value of money’ formula that discounts the money using an acceptable interest rate over the payback period. There must be a surplus by the end of the payback period.

2. Internal Rate of Return (IRR) which is an interpolation technique to find the rate of return which must be higher than the iprevailing interest rate used in the NPV. If the IRR is too high, the proponent is advised to ask the bank instead of the government.

3. Benefit-cost ratio which quantifies the benefit over the cost of the project which must be positive. When reverse this formula become the Return on Investment (ROI)

4. Recoupment (payback period) – should be within the alloted paying period or equal to length of the financing program.

5. The Breakeven Analysis is added by some studies which require information on the fixed and variable costs of the project and how much sales is needed to recover investment indicating the period that project starts paying for itself.

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Idk ive never heard of it ..oh from your other question i listened to the song it was really good

also a school bank is a good idea too good luck with that in your school :]

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No, it can be unsafe as your office may be equipped with monitoring programs (such as keylogger) or network traffic sniffer.
Do online banking stuff in your own computer only.

Hope this helps

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It takes three days if different organisations are involved as the money still needs to go through a clearing cycle and also all transactions need to be monitored for money laundering purposes. So although it isn’t involving staff manually working the transfers still have to go through certain processes before they can be cleared for use in the other organisation.

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Wells Fargo is a huge national bank and from my experiences (Texas resident) has ATMs on nearly all college campuses. Also, being such a large bank, they will have a bank in the vast majority of larger cities.

I am a college student as well and recently opened a Wells Fargo account just for this reason.