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Comments

  1. fenway2k says:

    You can try the small business administration for start up funding but you will still have to deal with a bank.

    Creating an LLC is no more difficult than filing a form with your home state and paying a fee. Before you do ask a tax advisor because you may want to set up a C or S corporation instead.

  2. KayKay says:

    You have lot of options other then accounting to choose as a career with a bachelors in business finance. You can become a Financial consultant, adviser, planner, a stock analyst… the options are numerous i would suggest you to evaluate your strengths and then choose the career which you think would best suit you.

  3. wolfy1979747 says:

    @JusticeLeague2012 I absolutely agree. The SNB for example just yesterday!

  4. JusticeLeague2012 says:

    @slipstreamtrader Hi Murray,thanks for your response,Just a comment-Why is it illegal for individuals to manipulate markets but when governments or reserve banks do it -its Ok-How can anyone feel confident in “investing” when the rules can change at any time-e.g short sell bans-margin raising-QE-all this sort of thing is going to make for huge swings-nervous traders-less long term investors-panicking fund managers-How will this affect technicals-when signals may be false.

  5. slipstreamtrader says:

    G’day Justice League. I have to say that I agree with your prognosis. I can’t imagine Bernanke would be foolish enough to do QE3 now. He needs to keep some ammo for when the s..t really hits the fan. QE2 didn’t work and if anything made things worse. Pushing the button again would be an exercise in futility and stands the real risk of backfiring.
    Instead expect to see some duration extension on their bond holdings or perhaps the lowering of rates for funds held at the fed by banks.

  6. roo says:

    Try Philosophy, or Logic and Reasoning. I've heard people have done well with those.

  7. Courtney says:

    I would estimate that getting a B.S. in business finance, and then getting an MBA would get you an additional 20% salary over a bachelors degree. You didn't specify what part of the country you are looking to be employed, and it also depends on where you get your MBA or MF degree from. Generically speaking, a first year MBA/MF candidate with non experience can expect a salary of anywhere from $60 to $80K from a second tier school. However, an advance degree from an Ivy League School, or even a Big Ten school with a great business school should start you off at minimum of $100K. However, this is not the best economy to be looking for a job.

    My advice to you would be to complete your bachelors degree, get hired by a very good firm, that will also reimburse you to get a Masters degree (do you really want another $80K in student loans, or do you want your employer to pay for them—but tuition reimbursement for a masters degree is considered taxable income) and work and get your Masters degree at the same time. Your company, if they are interested in keeping and investing in their best talent, should reward you for your hard work and diligent. Good luck!

  8. JusticeLeague2012 says:

    Hi Murray,I hope they pay you well,your reading of the market is outstanding,the best i have seen.Question-how likely is QE3 ,wouldnt there be strong opposition from republicans,if it were to happen,then we would have to see a massive fall in dow for it to be passed and so far there is no reason or justification for it.I see a huge market fall -a flight to cash-uncertainty brings selling.hope is no reason to hold stocks-BTW i subscribe

  9. fletchlives66 says:

    Thanks Slip
    All working now
    Cheers

  10. Ryan Rivera says:

    For startups and new businesses, I would recommend

    http://www.angelbusinessloans.com

  11. fletchlives66 says:

    Thanks Slip

  12. bigbillyz says:

    @MrMattamahew how do i short the index :p

  13. John says:

    The local Small Business Development Center office offer courses like this. Google it to find the office nearest you. Also, community colleges offer similar courses, but they will be more expensive than the SBDC.

  14. ~BlueRose~ says:

    Business is usually business management like managing a hotel, a building, a transportation company etc. Finance is more like helping big companies invest and manage their money and help rich people manage their money, more or less making big decisions. In finance you can help people invest and make more money(like a broker or financial adviser). Accounting is very hard math and deals with doing all the math for a business like calculating how much money is being spent, being earned, and how much is being lost and wasted. I think you want to be a financial adviser or a financial manager. All these fields are doing really bad right now because rich people are not investing and these jobs are being laid off.

  15. slipstreamtrader says:

    G’day bigjim,
    some of the things that I like to read during the day are zerohedge, mish’s global economic trend analysis, King World News interviews, hotcopper chatter, FN arena etc. Hope that helps.

  16. MKI4EVA says:

    You are so convinced of a long term sell off. I haven’t heard your tone as convinced in recent months of following you.
    Can’t wait to see what happens.

  17. Mafumu says:

    What is your major and what are you studying?

    Finance is in every country throughout the world, in many forms.

    It would depend what the student in Africa's goal was; short term career goal/long term.

  18. Call_of_Duty_Texan says:

    Accounting? If a business fails, the last person to get fired is the accountant.

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